S2W Unveils 'AI-Based Cybersecurity Integrated Analysis Platform'
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S2W announced on the 23rd that it will unveil the 'AI-Based Cybersecurity Breach Response Integrated Analysis Platform,' developed as part of the 'Police Lab 2.0: Field-Oriented R&D Project,' at the '2025 International Public Safety Industry Expo (KPEX)' held at Songdo Convensia in Incheon starting from the 22nd.
'Police Lab 2.0' is a research and development (R&D) project jointly promoted by the National Police Agency and the Ministry of Science and ICT since 2021 to strengthen the nation’s public safety capabilities and improve the quality of public safety services.
S2W will unveil the 'AI-Based Cybersecurity Breach Response Integrated Analysis Platform' at the '2025 International Public Safety Industry Expo (KPEX)' starting from the 22nd. S2W
View original imageThe 'AI-Based Cybersecurity Breach Response Integrated Analysis Platform' developed through this project is an AI-based breach response system that supports the entire cyber investigation process, from acquiring threat intelligence to identifying threat actors. The platform features systematic threat big data collection and processing capabilities, as well as a threat-specialized AI engine, enabling enhanced efficiency and accuracy throughout the cybersecurity investigation process-from initial investigation support to the identification of threat actors.
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Kim Jaegi, Head of Threat Intelligence Center at S2W, stated, "Moving forward, we will continue to innovate security AI technologies to effectively respond to increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, aiming to contribute to the public good and strengthen social safety."
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