Integrated security company AhnLab said on Tuesday it was included in the Asia-Pacific endpoint security Competitive Strategy Leadership category in Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 Best Practices Recognition.

AhnLab said the assessment recognised its differentiated competitive strategy in the Asia-Pacific endpoint security market, based on a platform strategy that implements integrated security operations, AI embedded across products and services, and a threat intelligence-driven security ecosystem.

It stressed that a key differentiator was linking various security capabilities, including endpoint security, into a single integrated platform system from the perspective of Security Operations rather than as individual products.

Vivien Pua (비비엔 푸아), an industry analyst at Frost & Sullivan, said AhnLab is showing leadership that is driving the future of endpoint security, backed by strong momentum behind an AI-centred integrated security platform strategy. She said the approach is providing practical support that enables customers to improve security visibility, operational efficiency and cyber resilience in an increasingly complex threat environment.

Seok-kyun Kang (강석균), AhnLab’s chief executive, said it was meaningful that the company’s competitiveness was recognised in an assessment that covered the entire Asia-Pacific endpoint security market beyond South Korea. He said AhnLab, as a global integrated security company, will establish itself as a trusted partner for customers worldwide, centred on its agentic AI-based platform strategy.