Xgate Becomes First in Industry to Obtain SSL Visibility Security Certification

Network security company Xgate has become the first in the industry to obtain a security function certification in the field of 'SSL visibility,' marking its entry into the public security market. The company plans to expand its presence in the SSL visibility market based on its accumulated technology and customer base from existing firewall and network security businesses.

Xgate announced on August 10 that its SSL visibility solution, 'SSL INSIDE,' has received the industry's first security function certification in the 'SSL visibility' field from the National Intelligence Service (NIS).

This certification is the first issued based on the newly established evaluation criteria for 'SSL visibility products' in the revised 'National Security Requirements V3.0' released in February.

Previously, public institutions were required to undergo separate security suitability verification procedures to introduce SSL visibility equipment. With this certification, public customers can now more quickly implement security solutions that have already passed technical verification, according to the company.

Xgate emphasizes the significance of this certification as it validates the security and stability of SSL INSIDE. With a foundation to meet the security requirements of the government and public institutions, the company plans to expand its SSL visibility business in the public security market.

An Xgate representative stated, 'Xgate SSL INSIDE is a solution that supports customers in effectively inspecting encrypted traffic while utilizing their existing security infrastructure. With this certification, we will actively respond to the strengthening security standards of public institutions and continuously enhance the competitiveness of our SSL visibility technology and products.'

Xgate also plans to expand its sales and marketing activities targeting public, financial, and corporate customers alongside the enhancement of SSL INSIDE's capabilities.

* This article has been translated by AI.