Privacy First, Beauty Next.
- Becon -
- 2 days ago
- 3 min read
Recent news has been filled with reports of security breaches affecting everyone from major corporations to startups. As an AI beauty-tech solution provider, becon handles sensitive customer skin and scalp data, and we consider security an uncompromising top priority.
Beyond offering a convenient AI solution, becon is building the most secure beauty-tech ecosystem where customers can feel completely safe. Our security technology continues to evolve even at this very moment.
Safety
The becon development team considers stability more important than anything else. The secret to how the becon team maintains safety is through continuous attention combined with generous investment. Our goal is to ensure customers can use our services with peace of mind, without ever having to worry about security.
Sustainability
By using AWS cloud servers, we have overcome the limitations of physical servers. This has fundamentally resolved issues related to the lifespan and hardware failure of various equipment, including disks, switches, and routers.
Security
We keep our server OS and various applications up to date at all times. In addition to standard secure coding to defend against hacker attacks, we transmit data in an encrypted format so that it remains unreadable even if exposed to third parties during transmission.
Back up
We back up databases and files on an hourly basis. In the unlikely event of an issue, we are fully prepared to restore our customers' precious data.
Speed
Speed is just as important as safety. It is crucial to maintain optimal speeds so that visitors do not leave the service. The becon development team focuses on code optimization, and our servers are prepared to handle processing at the highest performance levels.
Distributed Processing
We distribute the workload across multiple servers to prevent overload even when a large number of visitors connect simultaneously. Although visitors may access different servers, they can all enjoy the same content seamlessly.
CDN
Static and heavy files such as images, JS, and CSS are delivered via CDN. By using a CDN, data is received from the server closest to the visitor, which improves loading speeds.
Flexible
Even with distributed processing, servers must be expanded if traffic increases beyond capacity. While physical servers require significant time to scale up, becon's cloud servers allow for rapid response and expansion.
Rapid Response
The becon development team operates a 24/7 monitoring system to respond to any unexpected issues. We have established a comprehensive system where managers are automatically notified in real-time if server overload or network problems occur. Since there are no physical servers, everything can be managed remotely, making responses even faster and easier.
Beyond its own technical security, becon has objectively proven its data management capabilities by obtaining two types of ISO (International Organization for Standardization) certifications, the world's most prestigious standards.
ISO-27001: Information Security Management System (ISMS) Certification 🛡️
ISO-27001 is the most prestigious international standard certification in the field of information security.
Systematic Management: becon has passed rigorous audits across 114 items, including encryption, physical security, and access control.
Continuous Improvement: This signifies that we possess a "management system" that constantly monitors and improves against security threats, rather than relying on one-time security checks.
ISO-27701: Privacy Information Management System (PIMS) Certification 🔐
As an extension of ISO-27001, it is an international standard specialized in personal information protection.
Thorough Privacy Protection: The entire process—from collection to destruction of personal information—is handled transparently and securely according to international guidelines.
Global-Level Trust: It symbolizes that becon possesses the capabilities to comply with stringent global regulations, such as Europe’s GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation).
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