Yulak Accelerates Push Into Japanese Market With AI Digital Forensics
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Yulak said it plans to expand its business in Japan with AI-based digital forensics technology.
It plans to leverage its existing business foundation in Japan to expand into AI data analysis and list management, while also strengthening local partnerships.
Yulak participated in "RISCON TOKYO 2026" at Tokyo Big Sight in Japan from September 30 to October 2 and unveiled the "DFAS" series.
Yulak announced on the 6th that it plans to expand its business in Japan with AI-based digital forensics technology. The company plans to build on its existing business foundation in Japan to expand into AI data analysis and list management. It also plans to strengthen local partnerships.
To respond to changes in the Japanese market driven by the spread of AI and to expand its existing business base into AI digital forensics, Yulak participated in "RISCON TOKYO 2026," held from September 30 to October 2 at Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan. The company set up an exhibition booth and unveiled the "DFAS" series.
"RISCON TOKYO 2026" is a comprehensive crisis management industry expo. The event targets technologies and services related to disaster response, corporate crisis management, security, and safety.
Behind the company's participation in this exhibition was the growing use of generative AI in Japan. As a result, demand has expanded in the Japanese market for technologies that can analyze vast amounts of data, and requirements for checking information leaks during the use of AI services have also increased.
During the exhibition, Yulak demonstrated its key products and showcased its lineup of digital forensics and AI analysis solutions. It exhibited DFAS Pro, an on-site digital forensics solution, DFAS Edge, an AI-based integrated analysis product, and DFAS Pro Mac, a product specialized for Mac environments. DFAS Edge analyzes a wide range of data, including text, images, video, and audio.
Yulak plans to reflect local demand identified at the exhibition in its business strategy. Its plan for expanding its business scope is to move from supplying digital forensics products into AI-based data analysis, internal control, and information leak inspections. It also envisions developing forensics technology into a tool that can continuously check how a company’s owned data is being used and what risk factors it faces.
Yulak plans to secure local partners with whom it can maintain ongoing cooperation and expand customer touchpoints in the corporate market based on its forensics technology. Through this, it aims to accelerate its establishment in the Japanese market.
Yoo Bong-seok, CEO of Yulak, said Japan is a market where demand for data analysis, internal control, digital investigations, and audits is rising alongside the spread of generative AI. He added that the company intends to take a leap forward by combining its existing business foundation in Japan with AI digital forensics technology. He also said the company plans to expand its business in cooperation with local partners.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=242021
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