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AI & Enterprise
K-security SaaS platform gains momentum, targets global expansion
South Korean companies are accelerating moves into security-as-a-service (SECaaS), offering security solutions as SaaS platforms as cloud and AI adoption grows. AhnLab is stepping up domestic and overseas efforts, while MonitorLab has long focused on SECaaS and other firms are expected to follow. SK Telecom is working with F5 on AI cloud security, and LG Uplus has acquired MDR specialist Pago Networks. Naver Cloud and others also outlined new security initiatives.
AI & Enterprise
AI era pushes security firms into governance and cost control
Security companies are stepping up AI security while expanding beyond traditional security into AI governance, risk control and cost management. PRIBIT AI is shifting its identity from a security company to an AI governance and risk-control firm and has announced an execution strategy. F5 has introduced an AI gateway that applies consistent policies to AI requests and manages access and usage for models, agents and tools. Korean companies are also joining OpenAI-led cybersecurity cooperation initiatives.
AI & Enterprise
N2SF shift opens public-sector security SaaS market, Monitorlab to step up push
Monitorlab plans to push its Security Service Edge platform into South Korea\'s public sector, citing growing opportunities as the National Network Security Framework, or N2SF, is introduced. CEO Lee Gwang-ho said government policy now supports public agencies adopting security as a service, though hurdles remain. The company said multiple certifications are still required and costly. Monitorlab is also working with LG Uplus and is seeking growth overseas, while highlighting generative AI security as a new driver.
