Penta Security to spotlight Cloudbric at AWS Summit New York City

Penta Security will showcase its Cloudbric cloud security services at AWS Summit New York City on June 17 at the Javits Convention Center. The company aims to use the event to reach North American customers facing security staffing and compliance pressure, while promoting its AWS WAF-focused tools and support services.

Why it matters: - Penta Security is targeting North American demand for cloud-native security tools at a time when many companies face security staffing shortages and tougher compliance requirements. - The AWS Summit New York City appearance gives Penta Security a direct channel to global customers and potential partners in a key market. - The company is pitching Cloudbric as a low-friction option for firms that want AWS WAF protection without building and running security infrastructure themselves.

What happened: - Penta Security said it will participate in AWS Summit New York City on June 17 at the Javits Convention Center in New York. - The company plans to present Cloudbric Managed Rules and Cloudbric WMS at its booth. - Penta Security said it will also meet with companies operating AWS WAF or using AWS Marketplace.

The details: - Cloudbric Managed Rules is a managed security rule group for AWS WAF users designed to respond to web threats. - Penta Security says it was the first company in Korea to introduce managed rules for AWS WAF and is one of eight Independent Software Vendors worldwide that provide the service. - Cloudbric WMS is a customized AWS WAF operation service built to integrate, manage and monitor complex cloud security environments. - Both services are offered by subscription and do not require customers to build infrastructure first. - Penta Security says that makes the services usable even for companies without deep security expertise or dedicated staff. - The company says Cloudbric helps businesses move to the cloud while avoiding security gaps. - Booth visitors will receive consultations on security problems tied to AWS WAF and operational use cases. - Penta Security said it will diagnose operational security challenges and recommend the security service model that best fits each company. - The company will offer a free 3-month coupon for the Cloudbric VPN Plus Plan to visitors at the booth.

Between the lines: - The event is as much a market expansion effort as a product demo. - Penta Security is leaning on its existing track record in South Korea and Japan to build credibility with North American buyers. - The pitch centers on simplicity: reduce infrastructure work, ease compliance pressure and cover gaps created by scarce security talent.

What’s next: - Penta Security will use the summit to build local customer relationships and pursue new business partnerships. - The company is positioning Cloudbric for broader adoption as more organizations shift security operations into the cloud. - Jihae Lee, Penta Security’s CCO, said the company will present practical security solutions tailored to local needs so customers can focus on core business instead of infrastructure management.