Toss Successfully Concludes Security Conference "Guardians 2025"

1,127 Applicants
22 Practical Security Case Sessions Shared

Toss announced on November 21 that it had successfully concluded its security conference, 'Guardians 2025'.

Jihong Jo, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of Toss, is delivering the opening note at 'Guardians 2025' held on the 20th at the Grand Ballroom of COEX, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Toss

Now in its third year, Guardians is an event where security experts from Toss and its affiliates share their field experiences and expertise as presenters, and discuss key security issues together.

This year's event was open to everyone. The number of pre-registered applicants reached 1,127. The scale of the event was expanded to more than twice that of the previous year.

Jihong Jo, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), delivered the opening note. He said, "To respond to evolving security threats, it is necessary to try various approaches in addition to existing methods," adding, "I hope participants gain practical insights needed for their work through the diverse information security cases shared at the event."

Additionally, 23 security representatives from Toss, Toss Bank, Toss Securities, and Toss Payments participated as speakers. The 22 sessions were divided into three tracks and held simultaneously.

Participants were able to freely choose from a variety of topics, including personal data protection, responses to security threats, asset protection, and cases of applying artificial intelligence (AI) to information security.

A Toss representative stated, "Through the conference, we were able to share the concerns of corporate security managers and seek solutions together," adding, "We will continue to ensure that Guardians serves as a platform for exchange that contributes to the development of the domestic information security industry."

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