Cybersecurity for Korean Business

International Security Standards.
Deployed for Korea.

IronMoss brings Western cybersecurity methodology to the Korean market. We audit, assess, and test — so Korean businesses meet global security standards before regulators require it.

Services

Three Layers of Protection

Each service builds on the last — from identifying vulnerabilities to ensuring regulatory compliance to simulating real-world attacks.

Service 01

Website Security Audit

Comprehensive vulnerability assessment based on OWASP Top 10 and KISA security frameworks. We identify the gaps in your web applications before attackers do — from SQL injection and cross-site scripting to server misconfigurations and exposed data.

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Service 02

PIPA Compliance Assessment

Korea’s Personal Information Protection Act carries fines of up to 10% of revenue under the September 2026 amendments. We assess your data handling, consent mechanisms, storage practices, and organizational controls against the full PIPA framework — and build the remediation roadmap to close every gap.

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Service 03

Penetration Testing

Real attackers don't use automated scanners alone. Neither do we. Our external penetration tests combine automated tooling with manual exploitation by experienced analysts — testing your defenses the way an actual threat actor would. Executive-grade reporting with prioritized remediation guidance.

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Why IronMoss

The Standard Korean Business Deserves

01

International Methodology

Built on OWASP, NIST, and ISO 27001 frameworks — the same standards that protect Fortune 500 companies. Adapted for Korean business environments and regulatory requirements.

02

Korean Market Expertise

We understand Korean digital infrastructure, regulatory landscape, and business culture. Our assessments account for Korea-specific platforms, hosting environments, and compliance frameworks like PIPA and ISMS-P.

03

Executive-Grade Reporting

Every engagement produces a comprehensive report with an IronMoss Security Score (A–F), prioritized findings, technical evidence, and plain-language remediation guidance your team can act on immediately.

04

Regulatory Readiness

With PIPA amendments taking effect September 2026 — including 10% revenue fines and CEO personal liability — compliance is no longer optional. We prepare your organization before enforcement begins.

The Reality

Korean Cybersecurity Has a Gap

Cyberattacks against Korean businesses are increasing in frequency and sophistication. Major breaches at telecommunications providers, e-commerce platforms, and recruitment services have exposed millions of personal records — and the penalties are getting steeper.

Meanwhile, Korea faces a severe cybersecurity skills shortage. Most SMBs have no dedicated security staff and rely on outdated perimeter defenses. The amended PIPA now holds CEOs personally liable and authorizes fines that can reach 10% of total revenue.

IronMoss exists to close this gap — bringing international-grade security assessments to the companies that need them most, at a price point that makes action possible.

82%
of Korean cyber incidents
target SMBs
10%
maximum revenue fine
under amended PIPA
Sep '26
PIPA enforcement
deadline

Protect Your Business

Whether you need a security audit, compliance assessment, or penetration test — the first step is the same. Talk to us.

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