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CyberTrust's primary business is digital trust services, and it is composed of two consolidated subsidiaries and one affiliate accounted for using the equity method. This business provides services that verify the legitimacy and authenticity of "people," "things," and "events" connected to the Internet, supporting trust in the digital society.

From October 2024, CyberTrust integrated "Linux/OSS" and "IoT" and reorganized its service divisions into "Platform." Additionally, from April 2025, the company renamed its business segment from "Trust Services Business" to "Digital Trust Business," reflecting a broader foundation of trust in the digital society.

The Digital Trust Business consists primarily of two service divisions: "Trust" and "Platform." Under "Trust," the company uses public key infrastructure (PKI) technology to provide EV SSL/TLS certificates, device certificate management services, and digital signature certificates, verifying the trustworthiness of websites, devices, and electronic documents.

Under "Platform," the company provides enterprise services leveraging Linux OS to support proper IT infrastructure operations. It also reduces vulnerabilities in IoT devices and implements security measures, offering services that combine embedded Linux with digital authentication technology.

CyberTrust's services are offered through three transaction models: licensing, professional services, and recurring services. Licensing provides proprietary products, professional services offer product customization and implementation support, and recurring services provide digital authentication and support services.

Cybertrust operates under the management philosophy of "Trust Together," aiming to provide the foundation of trust in the digital society. The company pursues its purpose of realizing a secure and safe digital society through its Digital Trust business. This business provides services that verify the legitimacy and authenticity of "people," "things," and "activities" connected to the internet.

The company has identified five priority areas in its growth strategy. First, it seeks to acquire and retain excellent talent through human capital investment and the development of flexible organizational structures. The company is advancing leadership training, qualification support programs, implementation of new compensation systems, and the creation of an environment where diverse talent can thrive.

Second, the company expands its business domains and invests in growth areas. In Trust Services, it aims to expand the use of "iTrust" in response to stricter regulatory requirements and growing adoption of electronic contracts. In Platform Services, it provides "AlmaLinux" and "EMLinux" that comply with international safety standards to drive growth.

Furthermore, the company advances global expansion and strengthens partnerships with overseas partners. Through participation in the "AlmaLinux" development community and collaboration with the OSS global community, it enhances its services. This increases competitiveness in international markets.

Strengthening service delivery capabilities is also a key strategy. To accommodate increased transaction volumes for "iTrust," the company is constructing a second authentication center and implementing 24/7 operational systems. This improves service reliability and quality.

Finally, the company strengthens corporate governance. It prioritizes transparency and fairness in management and meeting stakeholder trust. Through improvements to internal management systems and active communication with shareholders, it aims to enhance corporate value.