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Security industry core products see generational shift as AI-native push accelerates
Security companies in South Korea and abroad are moving to strengthen AI-based security product lineups to counter threats tied to the spread of AI. CrowdStrike added AI agent identity functions, parallel investigations and malicious open-source package blocking to its Falcon platform, and launched Falcon IQ. Cloudflare and Akamai introduced new security capabilities. Korean firms Pagonetworks and ITCEN Group unveiled new strategies and products, while more tools are being built on Nvidia open-source models.
AI & Enterprise
CrowdStrike launches Falcon IQ with 50 AI agents to automate security assessments and actions
CrowdStrike has launched Falcon IQ, software that uses more than 50 artificial intelligence agents to automate security vulnerability assessments and remediation tasks. The company is also expanding its Falcon platform to the Snowflake Marketplace and making it available on Google Cloud, starting in U.S. regions, with plans to broaden support to meet data localisation rules. CrowdStrike also expanded data integrations for its next-generation SIEM.
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SSR to absorb Trinitysoft in merger
South Korean information security consulting and security solutions firm SSR said on Feb. 23 it will absorb its application security subsidiary Trinitysoft in a merger. The transaction will be carried out as a merger of a unit in which SSR holds a 99 percent stake, with the merger date set for April 28. Trinitysoft, founded in January 2005, became a 99 percent subsidiary of SSR in July 2024.
