Since Corona 19, most companies have introduced remote (home) work, and most of them have maintained or increased the size of their IT budget to prevent information leakage and hacking email damage.
Jiran Jikyo Soft (CEO Park Seung-ae), a domestic software company (SW) company, announced on the 23rd that it appeared as a result of conducting a joint survey of 715 shared IT members in the IT knowledge sharing network.
As a result of the survey, the response that the IT budget was “similar to last year (30%) or increased (46%) due to the impact of Corona 19 was the main one. The most common reason for maintaining or increasing the budget was that the respondents responded with “working from home (82%)”. ‘Internal information leakage and email hacking’ accounted for 70% of the total security incidents that are most concerned during telecommuting.
As an IT solution considering investment this year,’security enhancement solution and telecommuting environment construction solution (50%)’ accounted for half of the total respondents.
Related Articles
Jiran Jikyo Soft merges with holding company… “IPO ready”
Jiran Jikyo Soft Provides ’52 Hours’ Work Management Solution to Corporate Welfare Mall
Corporate messenger’Office messenger’ acquired GS certification 1st grade
Jiran Jikyo Soft launches a cloud type of time and attendance management solution’Office Balance’
Accordingly, Jiran Jikyo Soft will hold an event to provide free security education contents and’Mud Fix’, a hacking mail simulation training service of subsidiary Jiran Jikyo Security, to customers who are newly introducing the information leakage prevention (DLP) solution’Office Keeper’ until June. .
“Since the spread of Corona 19 in February of last year, security-related inquiries have also increased rapidly as issues such as at-home, non-face-to-face, and remote areas have increased,” said Yoo Il-young, head of the sales marketing group of Jiran Ji-Gyo Soft. At this point in time, this event will be held to solve the worries of small and medium-sized businesses that are not sure what to do with security.”