Genians Unveils AI-Based Integrated Security Platform at Middle East's GISEC for First Time
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Genians announced on the 16th that it has completed development of "Nexus Framework," an AI-based integrated cybersecurity management platform.
The framework was developed as a government-funded project under the "Cybersecurity International Cooperation-Based Technology Development" program supported by the Ministry of Science and ICT, with Genians serving as the lead R&D organization since July 2024.
Genians will first unveil the completed "Nexus Framework" at GISEC in Expo City Dubai, UAE, from the 16th to the 18th, and plans to accelerate its push into the Middle East market.
Genians announced on the 16th that it has completed development of "Nexus Framework," an AI-based integrated cybersecurity management platform. "Nexus Framework" was developed as a government-funded project under the "Cybersecurity International Cooperation-Based Technology Development" program supported by the Ministry of Science and ICT.
The project aims to develop technologies based on overseas market demand and help domestic companies expand globally. Genians participated as the lead R&D organization and has been carrying out the project since July 2024.
Genians will participate in GISEC (Gulf Information Security Expo & Conference), the Middle East's leading security exhibition, held from the 16th to the 18th at Expo City Dubai in the UAE. The company will unveil the completed "Nexus Framework" for the first time at the event.
Nexus Framework is a system that integrates and manages individual operational security solutions on a single platform. Genians implemented its core technologies, NAC and ZTNA, on the platform. Data Lakehouse, AI Assistant, integrated monitoring, and event analysis technologies were also built into the framework.
The framework enables AI to analyze and process the large volumes of data and events collected by security solutions, and based on that, it has also established a next-generation SOC automation system.
Cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure have been frequent in the Middle East lately. Attackers are using generative AI to automate the entire attack process, from malware creation to vulnerability detection. As a result, the need to improve response speed has grown, and concerns over securing sovereignty over data and security infrastructure have also emerged amid the unstable geopolitical situation in the Middle East.
Genians plans to provide localized security solutions that comply with each country's security regulations, in line with the Middle East situation and market needs. To that end, it will use Nexus Framework and supply solutions optimized for local customer requirements, accelerating its push into the Middle East market.
Kim Ho-jun, CTO and U.S. operations at Genians, said the company has local references in the Middle East and aims to drive joint expansion into the global market by promoting platform integration of excellent Korean solutions. He added that Genians aspires to serve as a forward base and a representative platform.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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