AhnLab (CEO Seok-gyun Kang) is cruising in the MSP (Managed Service Provider) market by securing customers one after another for its security-specialized cloud management service ‘AhnLab Cloud’.
Within eight months of launching ‘AhnLab Cloud’ (February 2021), AhnLab has secured a large number of customers in various industries, including ▲ large construction companies ▲ public institutions ▲ companies in the sports/leisure sector ▲ financial companies and fintech companies ▲ mid-sized and small-sized companies. did.
In particular, as the adoption of cloud has recently increased in mid-sized companies, startups, and small and medium-sized companies, AhnLab has expanded AhnLab Cloud’s customers to include small and medium-sized businesses and startups.
AhnLab said, “Many of our customers are most concerned about security when adopting the cloud. “By using AhnLab Cloud, which has AhnLab’s accumulated security capabilities ‘built in,’ we are receiving a good response from customers as we can solve everything from cloud construction to security management in one stop,” he said.
AhnLab is also accelerating the diversification of cloud environments that can provide services. In addition to the existing AWS (Amazon Web Service), AhnLab has expanded the scope of its service offering cloud by signing MSP contracts with domestic cloud service providers (CSPs) such as Naver Cloud and Kakao Enterprise this year. In addition, we are preparing to provide AhnLab Cloud in the public sector cloud environment, which is becoming more and more popular.
“Recently, as cloud adoption has become more active regardless of the size of the organization, concerns about security are deepening,” said Kim Hyeong-jun, managing director of AhnLab’s service business division. “With ‘AhnLab Cloud,’ AhnLab is helping customers relieve the burden of cloud security and operation. “We will work hard to reduce costs and focus on business in a stable manner,” he said.
Source: Pangyo Techno Valley Official Newsroom
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