S2W Launches DRI, an AI Agent Specialized in Criminal Investigations
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S2W announced on the 8th the launch of DRI (Deep Research Investigator), an autonomous AI agent specialized in criminal investigations.
DRI links big data collected from the dark web and deep web to its knowledge context, providing threat analysis and investigative intelligence.
Users can sort and extract information and generate reports using only natural-language queries, and DRI is embedded in XARVIS.
S2W announced on the 8th the launch of DRI (Deep Research Investigator), an autonomous AI agent specialized in criminal investigations. S2W has embedded DRI in its security AI platform, XARVIS.
DRI links big data collected by S2W from cyber hot spots such as the dark web and deep web to its knowledge context. Based on this, it performs threat analysis and provides intelligence needed for investigations.
Users can sort and extract the information they need from data through the agent using only natural-language queries. The agent combines and uses detection tools.
Even users without investigative expertise such as profiling can produce analytical results through DRI's functions. DRI is also capable of generating reports.
S2W said it focused on minimizing the potential for hallucinations to improve DRI's reliability and safety. DRI applies RAG and provides only fact-based answers grounded in actual materials. It also cites original sources for each conclusion so users can trace the basis for judgment. In addition, it has introduced a human final review process for critical decisions involving high risk and put in place safeguards against unexpected AI errors.
S2W plans to introduce DRI, which comes with these features, at Cyber Summit Korea 2026 (CSK 2026), to be held for three days starting on September 16 at COEX in Gangnam District, Seoul. Cyber Summit Korea 2026 (CSK 2026) is hosted by the National Intelligence Service and the National Security Research Institute.
Lee Jae-young, head of S2W's Security Division, said DRI would allow investigators to delegate routine tasks to the agent and focus on important decisions such as setting the direction of investigations. He also said the AI agent technologies accumulated during DRI's development would be applied to other product lines, including cyber threat intelligence (CTI) solutions and industry-specific AI platforms. He added that the company plans to increase scalability and versatility by applying the technology across other product lines.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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