Naver Cloud will introduce an online service that lets corporations check their own security level and identify how to improve it. As adoption of Generative AI and AI agents spreads and the security risks corporations must manage increase, the company will help even those lacking dedicated security specialists easily understand their response status.
Naver Cloud said it will open the “Naver Cloud security self-check” site, an online service for corporations, on the 19th. Corporations can identify security areas needing improvement simply by answering an online questionnaire.
The service is built on Naver Cloud’s cloud and security technology and operational experience. It consists of 21 questions across seven areas, including network security, access control, and data protection and encryption. In particular, it adds a separate “AI utilization environment security” area, expanding the scope of checks from existing infrastructure- and data-centered security to AI environments.
In the AI utilization environment security items, it checks response systems for AI-automated attacks, policies to prevent leakage of sensitive information during employees’ use of AI services, and management of access permissions to in-house AI systems. As more corporations adopt Generative AI and AI agents for work, the service is designed to see how well they are prepared for newly emerging security risks.
As AI-driven attack techniques become more sophisticated and corporations expand how they use AI, the scope of security management targets is also broadening. However, corporations that find it hard to establish a dedicated security team or secure professionals may struggle to gauge their security level and derive improvement tasks. Naver Cloud plans to help corporations start complex security checks more easily through this service.
Based on the diagnosis results, it also provides improvement directions and related information. After completing the responses, users can check major regulatory requirements that apply to their industry, and for areas needing improvement, they can receive guidance on remediation directions and linked services. If necessary, they can also consult security experts. The service is provided free of charge through the Naver Cloud Platform website. It can be used without entering a company name or contact person information.
Kim Jae-dong, Naver Cloud chief information security officer (CISO), said, “The importance of security is growing by the day, but many corporations feel at a loss about where to begin their checks,” and added, “As we have prepared a service that allows anyone to start security checks easily, we will continue to introduce practical security services so corporations can prepare for new security threats in the AI era.”
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