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Security industry core products see generational shift as AI-native push accelerates

Security companies in South Korea and abroad are moving to strengthen AI-based security product lineups to counter threats tied to the spread of AI. CrowdStrike added AI agent identity functions, parallel investigations and malicious open-source package blocking to its Falcon platform, and launched Falcon IQ. Cloudflare and Akamai introduced new security capabilities. Korean firms Pagonetworks and ITCEN Group unveiled new strategies and products, while more tools are being built on Nvidia open-source models.

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Akamai unveils AI security solution Workforce Protector

Akamai Technologies on Tuesday unveiled Akamai Workforce Protector, a platform security layer designed to protect applications, APIs and infrastructure. The company said the solution targets security threats that arise when interacting with AI and provides visibility, AI use controls, secure enterprise browser functions and real-time data loss prevention. It also supports real-time AI governance, zero-disruption deployment and real-time data protection at user interaction points.

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Akamai Korea targets public sector security with zero trust, micro-segmentation

Akamai Korea CEO Lee Kyung-joon (이경준) said the company aims this year to target South Korea’s financial and public-sector security markets and has begun discussions with its global headquarters. He said it is preparing to obtain required certifications, including National Intelligence Service Common Criteria, and will challenge the public market with zero-trust security. Akamai’s strategy centres on Guardicore micro-segmentation and its cloud-based ZTNA solution, EAA.