PIOLINK Expands Presence in Southeast Asia with Strong Sales in Vietnam’s Key Industries
Targeting finance, retail, and manufacturing sectors; aims for 30% YoY growth with WAF, security switches, and ADC
PIOLINK is seeing strong growth in Southeast Asia with its main products—Web Application Firewall (WAF), Cloud Security Switches, and ADC(L4/L7 switches). In Vietnam, sales are steadily increasing in sectors like finance, retail, and manufacturing, with plans to expand further.
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On May 23, PIOLINK joined Vietnam Security Summit 2025 to promote its security solutions. The company has been expanding exports to Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia, while also working with major Korean companies. |
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🔍Major Customers in Vietnam
✅Retail: Leading Hypermarket Chain (ADC– L4/L7 Switches)
✅Banking: Major Commercial Banks (Web Application Firewall)
✅Manufacturing: Global Technology Conglomerate & Foldable Glass Supplier (Cloud Security Switches)
✅Electronic Financial Services: National Payment Network Provider (ADC– L4/L7 Switches) |
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PIOLINK goes beyond product delivery, collaborating with local partners for joint marketing and technical support. |
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PIOLINK Hosts National Cybersecurity Strategy Seminar in Kyrgyzstan
Marks the conclusion of National Integrated Cyber Safety Operations Center (SOC) Construction Project and presents direction for future security capacity building
PIOLINK held a “National Cybersecurity Strategy Seminar” on May 26 in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, bringing together high-level government officials to mark the conclusion of the “National Integrated Security Operations Center (SOC) Project,” part of KOICA’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) program.
Over the past three years, PIOLINK and Korean cybersecurity firms including the ICTIS and Igloo consortia contributed to the project by building SOC infrastructure, providing training, and offering policy consulting based on Korea’s national SOC model. PIOLINK played a central role in delivering network-based infrastructure and operational training to help strengthen Kyrgyzstan’s digital government.
At the seminar, participants reviewed the project’s outcomes, explored the SOC’s technical framework, and discussed future cybersecurity policies and international cooperation.
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PIOLINK CEO Cho Young-Cheol said, “This was more than a closing event—it was a step toward long-term cybersecurity collaboration. PIOLINK will continue sharing Korea’s cybersecurity expertise to support digital resilience in emerging nations.”
PIOLINK has previously supported e-government and cybersecurity projects in countries such as Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Vietnam, Ethiopia, and Indonesia. |
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