AI security integrated platform company Genians said on Wednesday its nine-month revenue on a consolidated basis in 2026 rose 24.0 percent from a year earlier to 38.7 billion won, while operating profit jumped 273.9 percent to 8.1 billion won.

The operating profit margin was 20.9 percent, up 14.0 percentage points from 6.9 percent a year earlier. For the third quarter alone, revenue was 13.78 billion won and operating profit was 3.78 billion won, up 32.2 percent and 253.1 percent, respectively, from a year earlier.

The company said the results reflected solid growth in its network access control (NAC) business and a sharp rise in sales from its endpoint detection and response (EDR) business.

In the NAC business, it won a series of large projects from public institutions and local governments, while new demand increased in the defence and hospital sectors. The company said stable growth also came as integrated network security projects for large manufacturers coincided with demand for overseas branch expansion.

In the “Genians Insights E” integrated endpoint security solution segment (EDR and antivirus), new deployments across all industries including the public sector, defence and finance accelerated, as did additional endpoint licence expansion by existing customers.

Growth in software-as-a-service (SaaS) and its global business also stood out. The cumulative number of customers for its cloud-based NAC exceeded 300 companies, and the number of customers for its managed detection and response (MDR) service that provides EDR as a service also increased, the company stressed, laying groundwork for a shift toward subscription services.

It added that overseas, growth in the Middle East continued, while it was securing new customers in the United States and the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region and expanding its U.S. partner channel to broaden its footprint.

Genians is also speeding up efforts to preempt the next-generation security market by promoting its PQC (post-quantum cryptography)-based “quantum security gateway” that is set for an official launch within the year.

Genians CEO Dong-beom Lee (이동범) said, “As AI cyber threats become a reality and government policies to strengthen security accountability are put into full swing, we proved our value as a platform company with our technology and record-high performance.” He added, “Based on an AI security integrated platform and a preemptive defence system, we will become a shield responsible for national cybersecurity.”