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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.

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AI Strategy Committee shifts to project-based work, steps up AIDC, defence AX, AI security and standardisation

South Korea\'s National AI Strategy Committee set a goal for its second year of positioning the country as an irreplaceable core player in the global AI supply chain and a trusted partner. It plans to pursue tasks including national strategic industrialisation of AI data centres, industry and defence AX, and AI security and standardisation, while shifting its operations from subcommittee-led work to project-based execution. It also aims to focus on implementation and performance management as the cross-government AI budget rises.

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Anthropic Labs draws attention with 80 percent failure rate and breakout successes

Anthropic’s experimental unit Labs, with about 20 people, is drawing attention for driving product innovation by producing Claude Code, the Model Context Protocol and Claude Design. Business Insider said the internal startup incubator was created in 2024 by co-founder Ben Mann. The rotating team prototypes ideas quickly and decides about every two weeks whether to continue or change direction. Projects without results are scrapped or merged, while successful ones become separate teams.