ICTK Holdings Introduces qTrustNet VPN at RMCS 2023 Exhibition in the US
Post-Quantum Cryptography(PQC) based virtual private network (VPN) server... Various security and solutions based on PUF also revealed
[Boan News] ICTK Holdings (CEO Justin J. Lee) announced that it participated in the Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium (RMCS) 2023 exhibition held at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado, USA, for four days from the 20th.
ICTK Holdings CTO Kang Bong-ho (second from right) explains 'qTrustNet VPN' equipment at ICTK's exclusive booth at RMCS 2023 [Photo: ICTK Holdings].
Hosted annually by Armed Forces Communications And Electronics Association(AFCEA), RMCS is the largest event in the US for defence industry security. This year, a total of 158 US companies participated, including IBM, Palo Alto Networks, Verizon, BlackBerry, Dell, and HP.
ICTK Holdings was the only company outside of the U.S. to participate in the exhibition with a booth and showcased its 'qTrustNet VPN' equipment, a virtual private network (VPN) server based on Post-Quantum Cryptography(PQC). ICTK also unveiled various security chips, security modules, and solutions based on its proprietary Physically Unclonable Functions(PUF) such as G3-G5.
At the event, ICTK held export consultations on security strategic goods with key officials from the US Air Force (USAF) Cyber Test Brigade and the US Forces Japan (USFJ) in charge of security-related assets in the US military. In particular, in-depth consultations were held with local military security companies such as VMware, IBM, Ubico, and Booz Allen Hamilton. Local officials focused their attention on ICTK, which was the first company in the world to mass-produce PUFs derived from US defence science and technology on a single chip.
"With this exclusive participation in the US local security exhibition, we will begin to target the US public and private security markets in earnest," said CEO Lee of ICTK Holdings. "We will continue to participate in the 'e-Government Information Security Solution Fair' (eGISEC) at KINTEX in Ilsan next month and the 'Japan IT Week' in Tokyo, Japan in April to promote the status of PQC and PUF-based 'K-Security' technology around the world."
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ICTK Holdings Introduces qTrustNet VPN at RMCS 2023 Exhibition in the US
Post-Quantum Cryptography(PQC) based virtual private network (VPN) server... Various security and solutions based on PUF also revealed
[Boan News] ICTK Holdings (CEO Justin J. Lee) announced that it participated in the Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium (RMCS) 2023 exhibition held at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado, USA, for four days from the 20th.
ICTK Holdings CTO Kang Bong-ho (second from right) explains 'qTrustNet VPN' equipment at ICTK's exclusive booth at RMCS 2023 [Photo: ICTK Holdings].
Hosted annually by Armed Forces Communications And Electronics Association(AFCEA), RMCS is the largest event in the US for defence industry security. This year, a total of 158 US companies participated, including IBM, Palo Alto Networks, Verizon, BlackBerry, Dell, and HP.
ICTK Holdings was the only company outside of the U.S. to participate in the exhibition with a booth and showcased its 'qTrustNet VPN' equipment, a virtual private network (VPN) server based on Post-Quantum Cryptography(PQC). ICTK also unveiled various security chips, security modules, and solutions based on its proprietary Physically Unclonable Functions(PUF) such as G3-G5.
At the event, ICTK held export consultations on security strategic goods with key officials from the US Air Force (USAF) Cyber Test Brigade and the US Forces Japan (USFJ) in charge of security-related assets in the US military. In particular, in-depth consultations were held with local military security companies such as VMware, IBM, Ubico, and Booz Allen Hamilton. Local officials focused their attention on ICTK, which was the first company in the world to mass-produce PUFs derived from US defence science and technology on a single chip.
"With this exclusive participation in the US local security exhibition, we will begin to target the US public and private security markets in earnest," said CEO Lee of ICTK Holdings. "We will continue to participate in the 'e-Government Information Security Solution Fair' (eGISEC) at KINTEX in Ilsan next month and the 'Japan IT Week' in Tokyo, Japan in April to promote the status of PQC and PUF-based 'K-Security' technology around the world."
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