Why does it matter that TouchClass holds both domestic and international security certifications?

TouchClass holds both Korea's ISMS-P and the global ISO/IEC 27001:2022 simultaneously, establishing verified security governance accepted at home and abroad. Annual audits keep the management system continuously valid.

How is technical data protection and leak prevention structured?

End-to-end controls: AWS Seoul region infrastructure, standard encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege access control, and screen-capture prevention with watermarking.

Do you support adoption-time security due diligence and ongoing vendor audits?

Yes. Drawing on a track record of top-rated vendor security assessments with major financial institutions, TouchClass provides standard evidence materials and pre-adoption guidance.

How is service stability maintained under massive concurrent load or incident scenarios?

High-performance architecture for heavy traffic, AWS Multi-AZ redundancy for high availability, and standardized incident response and recovery procedures.

What legal risks does a company face when an incident occurs on an uncertified LMS?

Korea's revised PIPA extends responsibility to executive management — punitive fines of 3–10% of turnover, up to 5× punitive damages, CEO-level sanctions, and administrative penalties for safety-measure violations.

Security Q&A

The five questions corporate security teams
ask us most — answered in one place

Certification scope · data protection · vendor due diligence · uptime under load · legal risk —
the checkpoints buyers review before adopting an enterprise LMS.

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Key indicators for security teams

The objective baseline TouchClass maintains.

Integrated certifications ISMS-P & ISO 27001 Both domestic and international standards — audited annually.

Vendor assessments Top-rated in finance Highest-tier ratings across multiple financial-institution audits.

Data governance 100% AWS Seoul All data is stored and processed domestically — no cross-border transfer.

Frequently asked security questions

The questions enterprise security teams raise most often during LMS evaluations.

Domestic and international information-security standards differ based on national regulations and global guidelines. By holding both Korea's top-tier ISMS-P and the global ISO/IEC 27001:2022 simultaneously, TouchClass establishes verified security governance accepted both in Korea and abroad. Annual audits ensure the management system is continuously maintained.

TouchClass applies a standard security architecture end to end — from data creation to destruction.

Infrastructure security: Operated on AWS with a global cloud-security architecture.
Domestic data governance: All data is stored and processed in the AWS Seoul region, with no cross-border transfer.
Standard encryption: Applied to data both at rest and in transit.
Access control: Least-privilege principle — only authorized personnel can access data.
Data-loss prevention: Screen-capture prevention and watermarking prevent asset leakage.

Yes. TouchClass actively supports your review, following the security guidelines of large financial institutions and major customers.

Structured security evidence & guidance: Drawing on our top-rated vendor-assessment track record, we provide standard evidence materials for your due diligence.
Pre-adoption guidance: From the security pre-assessment stage, we provide practical guidelines to ease the load on your teams.

TouchClass delivers an uninterrupted learning environment backed by years of incident-free operations.

High-performance architecture for heavy traffic: Optimal learning performance without latency, even under bursty traffic.
Non-stop service on a high-availability architecture: AWS Multi-AZ redundancy minimizes outage risk.
Rapid incident response and recovery: Standardized procedures restore service quickly to protect business continuity.

Korea's revised Personal Information Protection Act extends responsibility for security incidents from individual contributors up to executive management. If a breach occurs on an uncertified LMS, companies may face not only financial loss but legal and reputational risk.