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ZIEN Registers US Patent for 'Operating Data Analysis Technology' - Enhancing Anomaly Detection and Coverage

2025.01.16


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IoT security company 'ZIEN' has announced the registration of a patent for IoT device operating data analysis technology in the United States.


The patent is titled 'IOT DEVICE INSPECTION METHOD, AND DEVICE THEREFOR', which was previously registered in Korea in October 2022.


This patented technology enables efficient data collection and inspection of IoT devices. It allows analysis even on small IoT devices by streamlining collected and analyzed IoT operational data, including ▲service and network information ▲vulnerable functions (Web, Binary) ▲password file information ▲software version information ▲pattern-based hardcoding information. The technology notably supports IoT architectures including MIPS and ARM.


ZIEN plans to significantly enhance IoT security by incorporating the patented technology into the company's security solutions. The company states that by applying the patent technology to 'Z-Sentinel', a real-time IoT device identification and security analysis solution, it enables anomaly detection. For 'Z-IoT', the XIoT firmware security automatic inspection SECaaS solution, it increases coverage by enabling inspection of encrypted and obfuscated firmware.


ZIEN CEO Young-min Cho stated, "This patent registration is recognition of our innovative technology that can enhance the security and management efficiency of IoT devices," adding, "We will further strengthen our competitiveness in the IoT market by combining it with our solutions."


ZIEN plans to target the industrial security solution market this year through the launch of 'Z-Sentinel' solution and the advancement of the existing 'Z-IoT' platform. The company has particularly announced plans to expand cooperation with global companies based on the recently acquired US patent rights and advance into overseas markets.



Source : Maeil Business News