AhnLab Hosts Integrated Security Strategy Conference, “AhnLab ISF 2026”
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AhnLab said it held the integrated security strategy conference “AhnLab ISF 2026” on the 17th at The Westin Seoul Parnas in Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
ISF is an event for a wide range of customer groups, including public sector, financial services, and enterprise clients, where the latest security trends and optimal strategies are shared, and AhnLab's largest conference of the year.
This year’s theme was “Agentic AI Security: Fast. Intelligent. Autonomous.”, and the event also presented a strategy for implementing the integrated brand “AhnLab AI Plus.”
AhnLab said it held the integrated security strategy conference “AhnLab ISF 2026 (AhnLab Integrated Security Fair 2026)” on the 17th at The Westin Seoul Parnas in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. AhnLab CEO Kang Seok-kyun delivered the opening remarks at “AhnLab ISF 2026.” Photo courtesy of AhnLab.
According to AhnLab, ISF is an event aimed at a wide range of customer groups, including public sector, financial services, and enterprise clients. It said the conference is a venue for sharing the latest security trends and optimal strategies, and AhnLab's largest conference of the year.
AhnLab said it selected this year’s theme as “Agentic AI Security: Fast. Intelligent. Autonomous.” At the event, it also presented a strategy for implementing the integrated brand “AhnLab AI Plus.”
The event consisted of opening remarks by Kang Seok-kyun, the CEO of AhnLab, a keynote session in Part 1, and track sessions in Part 2, with a total of 14 presentations. Kang said the core of an AI-native security platform company is to deliver more effective solutions to customers’ security problems through the use of AI, and that the company plans to focus on enhancing customer value in the AI era based on the support and trust of its clients.
The first keynote was delivered by Han Chang-kyu, head of the research institute, under the theme “The Future of Cyber Threats Changed by AI.” Han emphasized the need for an autonomous security platform that can judge and respond on its own in order to address changes in cyber threats, where attack speeds are increasing and the attack surface is expanding. He also introduced AhnLab AI Plus-based collaborative security operations involving multiple AI agents, as well as an Agentic AI-based security architecture.
Kim Chang-hee, head of product planning, gave a presentation under the theme “Security at AI Speed: Rethinking Security Operations.” He proposed a new security operations approach through AhnLab AI Plus that connects distributed data across products and domains, assesses attack context, and integrates responsible execution.
Next, Lee Seung-kyung, head of artificial intelligence development, presented the final keynote session, “AI Against AI: An Era in Which AI Attacks and AI Defends,” where he disclosed the evolution of AI-based attacks, the current state of AhnLab's AI-native security technologies to respond to them, and the future direction of security operations.
Part 2 was organized into two tracks, “AI-Driven Security Platform” and “Security Operation & Governance,” and 10 presentations were delivered by security experts from AhnLab, its subsidiaries, and customer companies. They shared a range of security issues and AI-based response strategies, including AI SOC, physical AI security, generative AI security, intelligent zero trust, and the latest cybersecurity regulations.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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