MonitorLab Presents GenAI Control Measures at 'IASF 2026'
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MonitorLab announced the 14th Integrated Application Security Seminar, IASF 2026.
The event was held at the Conrad Seoul Hotel in Yeouido, Yeongdeungpo District, Seoul, and MonitorLab has shared security technology trends through IASF every year since 2013.
This year's theme is 'Control GenAI - Unlock Productivity,' and the event covered GenAI security, zero trust, threat intelligence, and key technology response strategies.
MonitorLab announced on the 9th that it will hold the 14th Integrated Application Security Seminar, 'IASF 2026 (Integrated Application Security Fair 2026).' The venue is the Conrad Seoul Hotel in Yeouido, Yeongdeungpo District, Seoul. The photo shows the scene at 'IASF 2026' on the 9th.
Since 2013, MonitorLab has shared security technology trends through IASF every year. This year, too, it held the 14th event in the same vein.
This year's theme is 'Control GenAI - Unlock Productivity,' which is described as a new standard for business productivity. The event introduced GenAI security and also covered zero trust, threat intelligence, and key technology response strategies.
The event began with a lecture by KAIST Professor Yoon In-soo and continued with presentations by MonitorLab researchers. KAIST Professor Yoon In-soo presented under the theme 'Reaching the Singularity: The New Era of Security Analysis Opened by AI Agents,' introducing cases in which AI agents autonomously detected and patched software vulnerabilities, and he discussed changes in the security analysis paradigm.
The discussions then turned to zero trust and threat detection measures. Park Ho-cheol, chief researcher at MonitorLab, presented a strategy to expand the zero-trust architecture into the GenAI security area, and Head of Research Institute Noh Yong-hwan presented a detection enhancement framework based on the integration of CTI, BAS, and EDR. Kim Young-jung, chief researcher, presented measures to identify threats through AI-based CTI and to verify response systems based on BAS.
Lee Gwang-hoo, CEO of MonitorLab, said the company confirmed through IASF that it is necessary to identify the potential risks in the use of AI, and that security needs to evolve in a direction that controls those risks. He added that the company will continue checking security issues in the new AI environment and preparing so that companies can use AI with confidence.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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