eGlobal Systems

eGlobal Systems is a South Korean database security specialist whose flagship product, CubeOne, provides column-level database encryption with an encrypted-index search capability. This is designed to solve a common practical problem with database encryption: encrypting an indexed column typically breaks the ability to search it efficiently, forcing organizations to choose between security and performance. CubeOne’s encrypted-index approach aims to preserve search performance while minimizing downtime during the encryption rollout itself.

CubeOne V3.0 holds a Korea IT Security Certification Center (KECS) Common Criteria certification (KECS-CR-23-70) — an independent, government-run security evaluation rather than a vendor-only claim, and one of the more concrete pieces of third-party validation available for a company of this size.

Established in October 2004 and headquartered in Seoul, eGlobal Systems has historically cited more than 600 customer references (as of around 2015) spanning large Korean conglomerates — Hyundai, Samsung, SK Telecom — and government ministries including Justice and Education, along with some regional expansion into Vietnam via local distribution partners.

eGlobal Systems operates as a long-established, specialized regional database encryption vendor rather than a global platform. Its brand visibility and publicly available case studies from the past few years are thin, so current evidence of relevance rests more on its government certification and legacy customer base than on fresh market signals.