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Infinite Block Receives Certification for Information Security Management System of Blockchain PlatformSouth Korean blockchain fintech company Infinite Block announced on Monday that it has obtained ISO 27001 certification for the information security management system of its upcoming blockchain platform from Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance (LRQA), a UK-based global assurance provider.Ramping up information securityISO 27001 is an international standard established by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) for managing information security. It enables companies and organizations to establish a system that manages information security, cybersecurity, and privacy protection, thereby proving to their customers and partners that they protect important and personal data.Photo by Towfiqu barbhuiya on UnsplashThis latest development comes after the company recently received approval from the Korean Financial Services Commission to function as a virtual asset service provider (VASP), becoming the 37th entity to do so in Korea.“Although we are still a fledgling startup, we have made consistent efforts to establish an information security management system since our inception,” said Jeong Gu-tae, CEO of Infinite Block. “This certification is a testament to our dedication.”Comprehensive blockchain platformInfinite Block is currently developing a blockchain platform set to be launched soon that offers integrated support for virtual asset custody services, including transferring, storing, and managing virtual assets. It also supports various blockchain mainnets and tokens, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Klaytn, Tezos, Polygon, and Avalanche.“We will continue to enhance and improve our information security system to further solidify user trust,” CEO Jeong added.

Delabs Games Opens Pre-Registration for Global Open Beta Test of Rumble Racing StarKorean game developer Delabs Games has opened pre-registration for the global open beta test of its PC-based Web3 game Rumble Racing Star on October 11 at 06:00 UTC.Photo by Mateo on UnsplashBringing expertise and colorful charactersRumble Racing Star was directed by veteran developer Choi Beong-ryang, who is known for working on fan-favorite casual racing games like KartRider and ZIPI Racing. Popular profile picture (PFP) non-fungible token (NFT) characters with dynamic and whimsical features have been integrated into the gameplay, creating a unique experience and exciting racing controls for players.The pre-registration for Rumble Racing Star’s open beta test is being carried out on the game’s official website. It will be open to users around the world from now until October 25, 06:00 UTC. More detailed information can be found on the website as well.“We have incorporated distinctive PFP NFT characters and an accessible, dynamic arcade racing gameplay. We hope that Rumble Racing Star, a casual Web3 game that people of all ages can enjoy, will receive lots of attention and love,” said Kwon Joon-mo, CEO of Delabs Games.Social media promotionsTo celebrate the pre-registration event, Delabs Games also said that it has planned various engaging events on global social media platforms like Discord and Twitter.

Busan City Aims to Cultivate Growth in Blockchain and Fintech IndustriesThe South Korean Ministry of SMEs and Startups (MSS) convened a meeting at the Korea Technology Finance Corporation today to address issues related to emerging industries, including blockchain and fintech, and devise strategies for their growth in Busan, a city rapidly establishing itself as a global hub. That’s according to a report by local news media News1.Photo by Minku Kang on UnsplashBlockchain, fintech, and hydrogenThe meeting saw the presence of MSS Minister Lee Young, Lawmaker Park Soo-young, Busan government officials, and university representatives. Local business leaders specializing in blockchain, fintech, and hydrogen also attended to provide their opinions.During the meeting, two presentations were delivered, each focusing on key policies. The first presentation outlined Busan’s strategic initiatives aimed at bolstering the finance and hydrogen sectors. The second presentation detailed the plans of the MSS’ Busan branch to support innovative enterprises.Following the presentations, local businesses put forth additional ideas pertaining to the policies. Minister Lee presided over a 100-minute discussion, facilitating an in-depth exploration of these ideas and extracting valuable insights. The proposed ideas encompassed mid-to-long-term strategies aimed at strengthening the connections between innovative firms, streamlining inspection standards for hydrogen containers, and promoting systematic research and development to address the sluggish adoption of new services in the fintech industry.Government’s visionExpressing the government’s commitment, MSS Minister Lee stated that up to ten global innovation clusters will be established across the nation by 2027, accompanied by expanded R&D support for new technologies. She called upon local governments and businesses to collaborate and spearhead innovation in the region.Meanwhile, in February, the MSS implemented a regulatory forecasting system to provide small businesses with advance notice of forthcoming regulations and gather their opinions for consideration. Additionally, the MSS intends to select two municipalities outside of the Seoul metropolitan area by October to enable businesses to drive innovation with minimal regulatory barriers.Busan’s blockchain driveBusan has been actively promoting blockchain initiatives through various events. An example of such an event, as reported by local news outlet Erounnet, is an upcoming three-day educational program on blockchain technology, organized by the Busan Creative Economy Innovation Center. The program will take place from July 25 to 28, followed by another event scheduled for September.