Developed with the experience of TÜRKSAT AŞ, the SORGU platform will manage the information security processes of the public and private sectors from a single center.
SORGU, the local and national platform developed by TÜRKSAT AŞ, will digitally manage the information technology infrastructure and cyber security processes of the public and private sectors from a single center.
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The QUERY platform was developed with TÜRKSAT AŞ's experience in the field of information security.
According to the information obtained by the AA correspondent, the QUERY platform was developed with TÜRKSAT AŞ's experience in the field of information security.
This new platform, which will allow institutions to manage their information technology infrastructure from a single center, will bring together asset inventory management, risk analysis, compliance controls and automatic audit processes.
With the local and national QUERY, information security processes in the public and private sectors will be digitalized, cyber risks will be detected in advance and audit processes will be activated.
The platform will identify hardware, software and data assets in institutions' networks and track changes in the infrastructure. The system will enable the detection of configuration changes and unauthorized access attempts, contributing to the identification of possible security vulnerabilities before they turn into a data breach.
SORGU, which is expected to play a role in protecting citizens' most sensitive personal data such as identity, health, education and finance, will be able to detect possible security vulnerabilities before a breach occurs.
The system, which identifies all hardware, software and data assets in the corporate network, will monitor all changes that occur on the timeline in a versioned manner. Thus, the slightest configuration change or unauthorized access attempt in the network will be detected instantly, a detailed audit trail will be created and the security of public data will be ensured.
Security vulnerabilities will be reported
SORGU will also support institutions to manage their information security processes in line with national and international standards. The platform enables the processes within the scope of the Information and Communication Security (BİG) Guide and the ISO 27001 standard to be carried out in a digital environment, which especially public institutions must comply with.
The system, which will facilitate the management of audits to be carried out in line with the Information and Communication Security Guide, will also enable the automatic preparation of the Information and Communication Security Audit Result Report, which must be forwarded to the relevant authorities at the end of the audit processes.
The platform will also allow the devices in the information technology infrastructure of institutions to be controlled according to specified security criteria. Thanks to controls carried out with special software algorithms, it will be easier to report detected security vulnerabilities and take necessary precautions.
SORGU will also support information security analysis through customizable surveys and question lists. The platform aims to determine the risk levels of institutions' information assets through analyzes to be carried out in line with confidentiality, integrity and accessibility criteria. Thus, it will be possible to prioritize critical systems and plan security investments according to the risk situation.
SORGU is expected to contribute to the management of information security processes from a single center, increasing the traceability of audits and developing preventive measures against possible cyber threats.
TÜRKSAT's platform also aims to increase operational efficiency in information security management of public and private sector organizations and strengthen the security of Türkiye's digital infrastructure.

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