Security specialist company ESTsecurity (CEO Jung Jin-il) and AI service specialist company ESTsoft (CEO Jung Sang-won) announced that as part of the software talent sharing project, they have donated software worth about 20 million won to 'Hope Friends Korea Food for the Hungry International' (Chairman Won-Sik Yu, hereinafter referred to as KFHI) .

'Hope Friends Korea Food for the Hungry International,' the first domestic international relief and development NGO institution, is conducting domestic welfare projects, international relief and development, North Korea projects, and various sharing projects, and the donated software has been installed on the PCs of all employees in charge of work.

KFHI Director Oh Jung-eun stated, "Thanks to the ALYac software provided, we can safely use our PCs from various security threats from outside, and the convenience has increased as we can use the ALTools package together." He also expressed his hope that "I hope that many more companies will participate in such social sharing activities."

ESTsecurity CEO Jung Jin-il said, "Despite the difficult market environment and crises this year, we have decided to continue the software talent sharing project that returns corporate profits to society." He also mentioned, "As a security specialist company, we will work harder to fulfill our social responsibilities and roles."

Meanwhile, ESTsecurity-ESTsoft has been running the software talent sharing project for over 10 years, which provides ALYac and ALTools integration packs to after-school IT classes operated by non-profit social welfare organizations, computer education for multi-cultural families, and computer classes for the elderly, and based on the long-standing technology and expertise of both companies, they are donating prepared software according to certain requirements and continuously striving to return a portion of corporate profits to society.