AI security and authentication platform company Raonsecure on Tuesday held "2026 SecuUp" at Fairmont Ambassador Seoul and unveiled a blueprint for agentic AI security.

At the event, Raonsecure stressed that for AI to perform real work, built-in security technologies must be in place alongside greater autonomy, including verification and accountability systems for identity, authority and actions.

Chief Executive Lee Soon-hyung (이순형) presented a Web3-based AI identity as a strategic foundation of trust to support that. The company aims to give AI a unique digital identity via Web3, like issuing an ID card to a person, and to control its actions by having it prove from whom it received what authority.

Lee said, "As AI grows its ability to reason, plan and execute, the technologies that ensure the safety of its actions must also advance." He said, "No matter how strong an AI's performance is, it cannot build trust on its own, and only when Web3-based authentication is added can it finally be trusted and used."

Raonsecure also showcased agentic AI security solutions to implement the plan. It put forward five solutions: OneAccess, which grants unique identities to AI agents and robots and manages permissions and delegation scope; OneHacker, an AI simulated hacker that verifies attack paths that could be compromised; OneTag, which analyses documents and automatically classifies security grades; OneSOAR, which automates security such as account and permission management and threat response with natural-language commands; and OneShield, which blocks in real time threats targeting AI, including malicious prompts.

Chief Technology Officer Kim Tae-jin (김태진) said, "We did not stop at releasing AI security products as standalone offerings, but designed them by viewing the entire environment in which AI operates as a single pipeline." He said, "An important differentiator is that each technology works organically together to protect everything from AI security to utilisation."

At the venue, the company also held an authentication demonstration using the humanoid "Raoni," introduced as Raonsecure's first AI employee. Raoni went through authentication to receive a digital employee ID and demonstrated the process of verifying visitors' mobile ID cards.

Lee said, "Through this SecuUp, we confirmed that the core of the agentic AI era is trust and safety." He said, "Raonsecure will combine AI, Web3, and security and authentication technologies to build digital trust infrastructure that people can trust and use."