Yurak Accelerates Push Into Japanese Market Based on AI Digital Forensics
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Yurak is pushing to expand its business in Japan and plans to broaden its scope into AI data analysis and data risk management by leveraging AI-based digital forensics technology.
Yurak said it unveiled the DFAS series at RISCON TOKYO 2026 and confirmed strong local interest in AI-based data analysis and field forensic technology in Japan.
Yurak plans to expand into Japan's public sector and investigative agencies, as well as private markets such as manufacturing, finance, and information and communications, while also strengthening local partnerships.
Yurak is pushing to expand its business in Japan. Using its existing business base in Japan, Yurak plans to leverage AI-based digital forensics technology as a means of driving growth, and to expand its business scope into AI data analysis and data risk management. It also plans to strengthen local partnerships.
Yurak participated in RISCON TOKYO 2026, which was held through the 2nd, and unveiled the DFAS series. On the 6th, the company said it had taken part in the exhibition to respond to Japan's rapidly changing market amid the spread of AI use and to expand its AI digital forensics business based on its existing operations.
RISCON TOKYO is a comprehensive crisis management industry exhibition. Its major fields are disaster response, corporate crisis management, and security and safety-related technologies and services.
Yurak said it confirmed strong local interest in Japan in its AI-based data analysis technology and field forensic technology at the exhibition. The company said it will use this as a springboard to accelerate its push into the Japanese market.
Yurak said the use of generative AI is also increasing in Japan. As a result, it said demand is expanding for technology that can quickly analyze vast amounts of data, for checks on information leaks in the process of using AI services, and for reviews of the current status of critical data use. Based on these trends, Yurak is pushing to enter the Japanese market and strengthen local partnerships.
Yurak said it sees the scope of digital forensics use expanding beyond post-incident evidence analysis to the area of organizational data risk management, and views this as a market shift. Accordingly, it plans to expand its business scope in response to market changes into Japan's public sector and investigative agencies, as well as private-sector markets such as manufacturing, finance, and information and communications.
At the exhibition, Yurak demonstrated its field digital forensics solution DFAS Pro, its AI integrated analysis of text, images, video, and voice data dge, and DFAS Pro Mac, which is specialized for Mac environments. The company said this product lineup was designed to fit its goal of expanding into not only public sector and investigative agencies, but also a wide range of private industries.
Yurak said officials from public sector and investigative agencies showed interest in portable forensic functions that allow immediate on-site data screening and analysis. It added that AI-based investigation and analysis performance, processing speed, encryption, multi-device analysis, and support for Mac and mobile environments were also areas of interest for those officials.
At the exhibition site, interest was confirmed in functions that are actually needed in the Japanese market and in their potential applications. In Japan, there was interest in whether the system supports analysis of LINE messenger data and whether analysis results can be used as legal evidence. There was also interest in the ability to identify the cause of cyberattacks and to determine the extent of damage from cyberattacks.
Yurak plans to reflect the local demand it identified at the exhibition in its business strategy. The company plans to expand its Japan business portfolio beyond its existing digital forensics product supply. Areas of expansion include AI-based data analysis, internal control, information leak checks, validation of generative AI use, and compliance response.
Yurak is envisioning a way to evolve forensic technology beyond a tool for post-incident evidence analysis. The direction of development is to continuously check how corporate data is being used and to continuously check risk factors in corporate data. The company plans to leverage its existing business base in Japan and is pushing to secure local partners for ongoing cooperation.
Yurak said it has accumulated forensic technology capabilities in the public sector and investigative market. Based on those capabilities, the company plans to expand customer touchpoints into the corporate market. It also plans to accelerate its establishment in the local market.
CEO Lee Bong-seok said Japan has a high level of digital infrastructure and, along with the spread of generative AI, demand in Japan for data analysis, internal control, and digital investigation and audit is expanding in earnest. Based on this market assessment, Yurak said it will push ahead by combining its existing business base in Japan with its AI digital forensics technology competitiveness, and that it will actively expand its business while strengthening cooperation with local partners, with the goal of taking a leap forward.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407784
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