South Korea ISMS-P 2.10.3: Public server security

Public-facing servers have protection measures, sit in a DMZ separated from the internal network behind firewalls, publish or store personal and important information only with approval under a posting procedure, and are checked periodically for exposure of important information on websites, with immediate blocking when found.

Maintained by Gerard BlokdykVerified against the published standard 31 May 2026Control text last updated 21 May 2026

Other controls in 2.10 System and service security management – South Korea ISMS-P

2.10.1 Security system operation
2.10.2 Cloud security
2.10.4 E-commerce and fintech security
2.10.5 Information transfer security
2.10.6 Security of work endpoints
2.10.7 Removable media management
2.10.8 Patch management
2.10.9 Malware control

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MCP endpoint All South Korea ISMS-P controls