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e알리미 moves to KT public cloud, with security certification rollout planned
e알리미, a school communication service in South Korea, moved its operating environment to KT’s public cloud in September.
Its operator, 이웃닷컴, says more than 4,300 schools and institutions use the service.
It carries information such as school notices, attendance records, behavior points and surveys, which can involve students’ and parents’ personal data.
The company received cloud security certification in January and is applying it to the service in stages.
It aims to complete the rollout across the whole service by the first half of 2027.
KT’s public cloud platform is designed for public institutions and holds several security and information-protection certifications.
The planned changes are intended to strengthen the handling of personal information as security threats change.
eAlimi, a school communication service used by more than 4,300 schools and institutions nationwide, has moved its operating environment to KT’s public cloud.
Operator Inut.com said the move to KT Public Cloud (G-Cloud) took place in September.
The company is gradually applying its Cloud Security Assurance Program (CSAP) certification to the operating environment and plans to complete the rollout by the first half of 2027.
The service handles student and parent personal information through features including notices, attendance, awards and penalties, and surveys.
KT Public Cloud holds CSAP, ISMS and ISMS-P certifications.
- Who
- Inut.com, the operator of eAlimi.
- What
- It moved eAlimi’s operating environment to KT Public Cloud and is gradually applying CSAP certification.
- When
- The move took place in September; Inut.com announced it on October 12. Full application of the certification is planned by the first half of 2027.
- Where
- KT Public Cloud (G-Cloud), a platform for public institutions.
- Why
- The service handles student and parent personal information, and the company said it aims to strengthen security management.
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We will create a service that people can use with confidence as we respond to changing security threats.
Inut.com received CSAP certification.
The company moved eAlimi’s operating environment to KT Public Cloud.
Inut.com announced the move and said it planned to complete applying the certification by the first half of 2027.
- Schools and institutions using eAlimi
- More than 4,300 nationwide
- Cloud platform
- KT Public Cloud (G-Cloud)
- CSAP certification received
- January
- Planned full application of CSAP
- First half of 2027
- Data handled
- Student and parent personal information
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