Querypie Joins Singapore Government's Global Cybersecurity Program

QueryPie, a company specializing in data governance and cybersecurity solutions, has proven its global competitiveness by being finally selected for the second cohort of 'CyberBoost Catalyse', a Singaporean government-led global cybersecurity growth program. 'CyberBoost Catalyse' is a program where leading institutions such as the Singapore Cyber Security Agency (CSA) and the National University of Singapore (NUS) collaborate to actively support innovative cybersecurity startups in their entry into the Asian and global markets. Among the 10 startups selected from around the world, including Singapore, Korea, Israel, the US, and Europe, QueryPie was the only Korean company to be named, adding to its significance. This is because QueryPie has built up its competitiveness through aggressive global market penetration, including early collaborations with Vodafone, the UK's largest telecommunications company, and selection for global accelerators related to Real Madrid in Spain. Furthermore, it is interpreted as a result of CEO Hwang In-seo recently being named among 'The Software Report's' 'Top 50 Software CEOs', receiving high praise for his leadership. The selected companies will, over a 6-month period, headquartered in Singapore, receive support through various programs such as customized bootcamps, mentoring, partner matching, and market entry strategy development, thereby laying the groundwork for their entry into the Asia-Pacific and global markets. QueryPie CEO Hwang In-seo stated, "I am delighted that QueryPie's data access control and compliance solutions have been recognized for their global competitiveness through this selection for CyberBoost Catalyse," emphasizing, "This will be a crucial opportunity to expand our business into not only the Asia-Pacific but also the global market, using Singapore as a springboard." QueryPie provides a cloud-based integrated data access control and security management solution whose technology has been recognized by various leading Korean companies such as Kakao, LGU+, Toss, and Karrot. In the first half of this year, with the launch of its AI security solution and global expansion on the horizon, the company is currently focusing on enhancing product completeness.