Summary
- Keizer said it won the chair award from the Personal Information Protection Commission in the ESG privacy category at the 2026 National ESG Excellence Awards.
- Keizer said it built a technology architecture that protects personal data and property rights by combining a personal identification system with its blockchain-based integrated copyright platform.
- Keizer said its differentiating features include watermarking and authentication technology for rights-related information tied to non-fungible tokens (NFTs), as well as a 100%% non-face-to-face artist and copyright contracting system with automated settlement.
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Personal Information Protection Commission Chair Award / ESG Privacy
Keizer, an integrated content copyright platform company led by Chief Executive Officer Kyeon Doo-heon, won the chair award from the Personal Information Protection Commission in the ESG privacy category at the 2026 National ESG Excellence Awards.
The company said it built a technology architecture that combines a personal identification system with its proprietary blockchain-based integrated copyright platform to protect the personal data and property rights of content creators and users.
Its differentiating features include watermarking and authentication technology for rights-related information such as non-fungible token (NFT) ownership, subscribers and usage periods. The platform also includes a 100% non-face-to-face artist and copyright contracting system with automated settlement.
Keizer said it has pursued environmental, social and governance values throughout its operations. The company runs its own low-power cluster server system and has established a governance structure linked to public institutions, including the Copyright Business Support Center.
Kim Nam-ju, Hankyung.com reporter, namju@hankyung.com
Korea Economic Daily
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