Jae Young Park

Title: Jae Young Park and Zero-Trust Network Security

Introduction

Jae Young Park is an inventor based in Anyang-si, South Korea, and works at Piolink, Inc. His patent work addresses network security through zero-trust, role-based microsegmentation. The supplied information lists 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

Park’s listed patent is “Method for Implementing Zero Trust Role-Based Microsegmentation Based on Network Switch and Network Controller and Access Switch Using the Same.” It describes a network controller registering a device in a segment based on its asset information, then sending the segment ID to an access switch. The switch assigns that ID as metadata to the device’s MAC address using VACL and applies IACL rules to control the device’s access to network resources. This approach links device segmentation with resource-access controls to support zero-trust network security.

Career Highlights

Park’s listed invention focuses on coordinating a network controller and access switch to enforce segment-based access policies. His work at Piolink, Inc. is associated with this network-security technology.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Junnyung Choi and Nam Pyo Kim as Park’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on the invention.

Conclusion

Jae Young Park’s listed patent presents a method for implementing zero-trust, role-based microsegmentation by combining device registration, network-switch metadata, and access-control rules.