South Korean SaferZone is considering Uzbekistan as a regional platform for developing cybersecurity and data center infrastructure. On the sidelines of ICT WEEK Uzbekistan 2026, company representatives discussed with IT Park Uzbekistan the prospects for localizing the business and further scaling solutions to Central Asian markets.

Following the meeting, IT Park Uzbekistan and SaferZone signed a memorandum of understanding. The parties plan to explore the possibility of establishing a local company and a data center in the country. It is assumed that the facility will be able to provide colocation services, cloud and computing resources, as well as information security solutions for IT Park residents and other companies.

SaferZone also intends to use South Korea's technological competencies to develop, certify, and adapt IT products to the requirements of the Uzbek market. In the future, localized solutions may enter the markets of Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and Africa. The company, founded in 2001, develops the SaferZone All-in-One platform for protection against data leaks, ransomware and viruses, network and email security, and encryption.