KEPCO KDN Intensifies Discussions on Internalizing Security in Public AIDCs
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According to AI TIMES, KEPCO KDN held an AIDC security technology workshop in Seongnam on September 7 and 8 and focused discussions on how t…
According to AI TIMES, KEPCO KDN held an AIDC security technology workshop in Seongnam on September 7 and 8 and focused discussions on how to incorporate N2SF, the national network security framework, into public AIDCs and on directions for internalizing security across operations. The key point was that the workshop was a forum to seek response strategies that can be applied on site in line with the government's shift in security policy and the implementation of the special act. Discussions ranged broadly from security design at the construction stage to threat management, AI-based detection and analysis, vulnerability verification, and supply chain security. In particular, the workshop emphasized treating security not as an individual solution issue, but as an operational strategy linked to the new network security framework for public institutions. Based on its accumulated experience in energy ICT security, KEPCO KDN also presented core technologies needed in the public and energy sectors and directions for on-site application. Based on the results of this discussion, the company plans to expand demonstrations and cooperation for related technologies and further refine measures to internalize security across AIDC construction and operation.
Perspective
This discussion shows that AI infrastructure security is no longer an add-on after deployment, but is shifting to a standard for design and operations. In particular, as the key issue becomes how to establish a new security framework on the ground, public and energy sectors are increasingly likely to see competitiveness determined less by acquiring technology itself than by verifying it in real-world environments and building it into organizational capabilities. Ultimately, what matters is that the center of gravity in security is moving from product adoption to operating systems and execution capability.
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