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AI & Enterprise

Rise of zero trust, zero CVE security requires zero ops strategy

Seong Hee-kyung (성희경), a director at Red Hat Korea, said regulatory changes and advances in AI are reshaping security, making zero trust and zero CVE increasingly important. He said the government’s request to scrap installed security software for financial firms is shifting responsibility from consumer devices to bank servers. He urged policy-based automation through a “zero ops” approach and cited JPMorgan’s post-2014 shift to zero trust and automation as an example.

AI & Enterprise

Hancom With unveils zero-trust authentication solution Hancom xCAuth

Hancom With has launched Hancom xCAuth, an authentication solution that uses AI to analyse contextual information such as user behaviour, environment and devices in real time to verify risk levels. The company said the product connects users, devices, environments and sessions to extend the authentication chain and quantifies trust indicators by analysing multiple context signals. It also supports continuous evaluation after login and triggers adaptive multi-factor authentication when risks are detected.

Finance

Financial scams target psychology over technology as AI voice phishing spreads among retirees

Financial fraud using generative AI is becoming more sophisticated, shifting the focus of asset protection from technical defenses to verifying people. Finextra said conventional phishing checks are no longer enough as AI scams grow harder to distinguish from reality. Criminals can clone voices from short clips and demand urgent transfers, while long-running investment scams steer victims to fake platforms. Typical tactics include urgency, secrecy and pressure to pay immediately, alongside stronger password practices and multi-factor authentication.