The Korea AI Cloud Industry Association on Tuesday shared industry views on a push by the National Intelligence Service to revise the national cloud computing security guide in line with the N2SF framework. Domestic cloud service providers said they broadly support risk-based security measures and expanding public-sector cloud and AI use, but warned that insufficient recognition of prior investments and certifications could drive reinvestment, revalidation and delays. They also called for clearer requirements, fairness and a phased transition.

A \"SaaSpocalypse\" scenario suggesting AI could erode or eliminate traditional software is still discussed in tech, but security appears relatively insulated. Many security companies are reporting results that beat expectations. Okta and CrowdStrike lifted annual outlooks after strong quarterly earnings, sending their shares higher in after-hours trading. In South Korea, a Ministry of Science and ICT project to develop a cyber security-focused AI foundation model is proceeding as a two-way race.