Survey: 79.7% of Public Agencies Lack Concrete N2SF Adoption Plan
SGA Solutions analysed 59 public-sector responses from Cyber Summit Korea 2026, with security-grade classification cited as the biggest transition difficulty at 54.2%.
SGA Solutions said on 21 October that its analysis of a survey conducted at Cyber Summit Korea 2026 found 79.7% of public-sector respondents were still at the internal review or information-gathering stage for N2SF adoption, or had no concrete plan. The survey was carried out at the event, which was held in September, according to dailysecu.com.
Of 146 total respondents, the company analysed 59 answers from the public sector. Asked about the biggest difficulty in the N2SF transition, 54.2% cited security-grade classification and network operation policy establishment, while 35.6% pointed to scope and transition planning.
On the area needing the most strengthened security, 61.0% of public-sector respondents chose C/S/O classification and document tagging.
Product certification and support projects
SGA Solutions said its SGA ZTA ICAM product obtained GS certification in August, the first among domestic ICAM solutions. The company added that it is participating in three of six consortia for the 2026 N2SF adoption support projects.
From 2023 to 2025, SGA Solutions was selected as lead company of the zero-trust pilot project for three consecutive years, and in 2025 it led the national network security system pilot and verification project, validating an N2SF security model at four national and public institutions.
Quick answers
What percentage of public-sector respondents had no concrete N2SF plan?
79.7% were still at the internal review or information-gathering stage for N2SF adoption, or had no concrete plan.
What was cited as the biggest difficulty in the N2SF transition?
54.2% cited security-grade classification and network operation policy establishment, followed by scope and transition planning at 35.6%.
When did SGA ZTA ICAM receive GS certification?
In August, according to SGA Solutions, making it the first among domestic ICAM solutions.