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KISA launches 18 next-generation security projects, selects 50 companies

The Korea Internet & Security Agency said it is pushing ahead with a 2026 information security new-technology support program with the Ministry of Science and ICT. It selected 18 projects worth 12.04 billion won across four areas, including AI-based security product commercialisation, fostering AI security firms, developing a Korea-style integrated security model and introducing zero trust. KISA also selected 50 companies to carry out the projects.

Industry

LB Semicon accelerates shift to non-DDI, starts mass production for Renesas

LB Semicon said on April 27 it has begun mass production of Renesas power semiconductors, part of a strategy to move away from a business structure centred on display driver ICs toward non-DDI and power semiconductors. It plans to build a mid- to long-term growth base by securing a global customer base in the segment. The company said it met reliability and quality standards required in the power semiconductor market.

AI & Enterprise

Security hot issue: Tech firms crowd into cybersecurity market

More tech companies that are not primarily known for security are increasing their influence in the cybersecurity market. Microsoft and Cisco have long operated sizeable security units and are updating product lines aimed at AI. Databricks launched its AI-based Lakewatch, while Veeam and Cohesity moved to address AI-driven data risks. Dell unveiled new security designs and cyber resilience. RSAC2026 featured multiple AI-security announcements, alongside deals, investments and regulatory changes in South Korea.