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KISA begins testing OpenAI\'s GPT-5.5 Cyber as Mythos access nears

South Korea has begun testing an AI cybersecurity frontier model to set the government\'s response direction to AI security threats and apply results to industry. The Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) under the Ministry of Science and ICT has entered tests of OpenAI\'s \'GPT-5.5 Cyber\'. KISA is verifying whether the model can be used to identify and respond to threats and may expand use to software and infrastructure checks. KISA is also moving to secure access to Anthropic\'s Mythos model.

Telecommunications & Media

Six information security international standards finally approved, Korea speeds push to lead AI, 6G security standards

South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT said 6 international standards and 2 technical reports proposed by Korea were finally approved at an ITU-T SG17 meeting in Geneva held from June 1 to 10. It said 14 new standardisation items were also approved and 7 international standards were pre-adopted. The approved standards include software supply chain security threats and security guidelines for digital collection services using distributed ledger technology.

AI & Enterprise

Retriever raises pre-seed funding to speed development of AI-based security certification automation solution

Retriever, which provides the AI-based information security management system certification response automation solution Klarisk, said on June 9 it raised pre-seed funding from Mashup Ventures. The company said Klarisk uses AI to automate governance, risk and compliance work by analysing corporate data to identify compliance status and risks and suggest improvements. Retriever also secured up to 500 million won in R&D funds through the TIPS programme and is conducting technology verification with NH cooperative partners.