Saint Security registers network security solution 'MNX' as public procurement

K-sign (CEO Choi Seung-rak), a domestic security company, announced on the 27th that it had registered its subsidiary Saint Security's network threat analysis and detection solution 'MNX' in the national comprehensive e-procurement system 'Nara Market Shopping Mall'.

Saint Security is a malware analysis and response company that developed Malwares.com, a malicious code threat information sharing service, and AI-based vaccine 'Max'. MNX provides Saint Security's own malware analysis technology and next-generation vaccine technology in connection with malware analysis and intelligence services.

MNX is equipped with a high-performance Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) engine to reassemble and store all packets sent and received in real time, providing visibility into network activity. Saved network files can be tracked for specific attacks through correlation analysis and include forensic functions. Miter, a non-profit research organization sponsored by the US government, also reflected TTP (attack tactics and techniques, attack steps), an attack technique profiling procedure in the cyber kill chain report 'Miter ATT&CK'. By combining this with its own correlation analysis technology, it analyzes the attacker behind the attack and provides various and effective visualization functions.

“MNX has already been applied as a network threat detection solution for key security systems in major public institutions and the military in Korea, so it has secured trust in terms of technology and stability,” said Kim Dong-chul, managing director of K-sign. As the number of untrusted connections increases, it is time to develop a solution that can fundamentally block threats by providing visibility and insight into threats in order to respond to various security threats.”