On June 29, Dunamu announced that it has invested a total of 62.7 billion won in information security over the past five years.
The company's security investments have shown a consistent upward trend, with annual figures as follows: 5.7 billion won in 2021, 8.7 billion won in 2022, 9.2 billion won in 2023, 14.8 billion won in 2024, and 24.3 billion won in 2025.
Notably, last year, 11.6% of Dunamu's total IT investment of 210.33 billion won was allocated to information security, nearly double the average investment ratio of 6.28% among domestic companies.
The company has also been steadily expanding its security personnel. As of the end of last year, the number of dedicated information security staff reached 43.9, more than quadrupling from 9.9 in 2021. In particular, over ten specialized personnel were hired last year to enhance security response capabilities. Dunamu is also running the 'Upside Academy' program to nurture young security talent.
Dunamu is expanding its technology-based security system and user protection activities. The company conducts regular internal IT security audits on its core service, Upbit, and has obtained and maintained a total of seven domestic and international security certifications, including the Information Security Management System and Personal Information Protection (ISMS-P).
Additionally, Dunamu operates a bug bounty program to reward reports of security vulnerabilities and has implemented 12 user awareness initiatives, including warnings about impersonation scams and phishing sites, as well as campaigns to prevent voice phishing, all aimed at creating a safer digital asset trading environment.
Jae-yong Jeong, Dunamu's Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), stated, "Digital finance can achieve sustainable growth based on customer trust, so we will continue to invest and work to protect customer assets."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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