Openbase to Hold ‘Tech Sharing Day 2026,’ Strengthen AI Capabilities

Openbase, a digital infrastructure specialist spanning AI, cloud, and security, held a technology-sharing event for employees of its AXI Technology Division and set up an internal learning session to respond to changes related to AI. Openbase is led by CEO Hwang Cheol. On October 13, Openbase held its internal technology-sharing event, "Tech Sharing Day 2026," at the aT Center in Yangjae-dong, Seoul.

The event aimed to help employees understand rapidly changing AI technology trends, share technical knowledge and practical experience among one another, and strengthen the technical capabilities needed in the AI era. The event was attended by employees of the AXI Technology Division.

At this event, Openbase focused on extending its existing network and security expertise into the AI security and infrastructure sectors. It also emphasized jointly learning new technologies and enhancing the organization’s technological competitiveness through the exchange of knowledge and experience among employees.

Engineers from the AXI Technology Division took part as speakers and shared the latest technology trends and the technical experience they had gained in the field. The event was not limited to introducing technologies; it also served as a venue to jointly examine challenges in actual work and customer environments and explore the potential applications of new technologies.

The event consisted of a total of 7 technical sessions. The sessions covered topics including SaaS-based security technologies, AI security and governance, and AI gateways and infrastructure.

The morning sessions reviewed security measures to respond to the changing IT environment, focusing on application security in cloud environments and API security technologies. The afternoon sessions covered security frameworks and governance for safe corporate use of AI, visibility into AI services, protection of AI model inputs and outputs, and vulnerability checks.

The event also shared AI gateway technology for the efficient operation and management of AI services, as well as network management measures for Kubernetes-based AI infrastructure environments. Through this, participants examined how AI technology connects to actual IT infrastructure and service operations.

In addition to technical presentations, the event included hands-on programs such as live demonstrations, Q&A sessions, and technical quizzes. It was operated with the aim of helping employees easily understand technologies they do not usually encounter and sharing technical knowledge and experience across different fields.

An Openbase official said that, as AI technology advances rapidly, new roles and possibilities are emerging for existing network and security technologies. The official added that the event was a place where employees could learn new technologies together based on their own expertise, share experience and knowledge, and build capabilities for the AI era. The official also said Openbase plans to continue offering opportunities for technology sharing, education, and hands-on training, and through this will enhance employees’ understanding of AI technology and their expertise, while strengthening competitiveness in responding to customers’ diverse IT environments and needs based on accumulated technical capabilities.

Openbase plans to activate voluntary technology exchange among employees and foster a learning culture, while pursuing the convergence of its existing IT infrastructure expertise with AI technology and the convergence of its existing security expertise with AI technology to continually strengthen its technological competitiveness.

Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=242229

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