Hancom With said on Monday it has launched an authentication solution, Hancom xCAuth, that uses AI to analyse contextual information such as user behaviour, environment and devices in real time to verify risk levels.

The company said Hancom xCAuth links users, devices, environments and sessions to support the expansion of an authentication chain.

It comprehensively analyses a range of context signals to quantify trust indicators. These include physical context such as indoor and outdoor location and surrounding conditions, device and environment information such as equipment, networks and Bluetooth, and behavioural and biometric information such as keystroke patterns, touch gesture patterns and faces.

The solution does more than one-time authentication at login. After login, AI continuously evaluates changes in the user environment and abnormal patterns, and applies additional authentication, or adaptive multi-factor authentication, under dynamic security policies when risk signs are detected.

Hancom With said it will support continuous authentication technology as part of a SASE-based zero-trust model aimed at securing high-risk global work environments through participation in a 2026 zero-trust adoption pilot project. It plans to apply the technology to the actual operations of Hana Tour, a demand-side company. Hancom With said its strategy is to expand AI authentication technology, including Hancom xCAuth, and quantum security technology into core pillars of next-generation security infrastructure.

Sang-yeop Song (송상엽), chief executive of Hancom With, said, "Many customers agree on the need for zero trust but are struggling with how to implement it." He said, "Hancom xCAuth will connect users, devices, environments and sessions into a single authentication flow and become a practical zero-trust authentication system that links continuous risk assessment to actual enforcement of authentication."