SaferZone showcases AI-based integrated security solutions at THE NEXT AI 2026
Information security solution company SaferZone presented its AI-driven integrated security platform and Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions at the THE NEXT AI 2026 event held in South Gyeongsang Province.
SaferZone showcased its AI-based integrated security platform at THE NEXT AI 2026 in South Gyeongsang Province, where the company discussed relocating its headquarters to the region and constructing an AI security data center.
Information security solution company SaferZone (CEO Kwon Chang-hun) announced that it participated in THE NEXT AI 2026 held in South Gyeongsang Province to showcase its artificial intelligence (AI)-based integrated security solutions.
At the event, SaferZone introduced an integrated security platform that combines AI technology with cybersecurity, alongside Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions.
The company specifically exhibited security technologies designed to protect core technologies and corporate confidential information for major industries in the South Gyeongsang Province region, such as aviation, shipbuilding, nuclear power, defense, and automotive, while discussing potential cooperation with local information security industry stakeholders.
SaferZone's primary solution is an all-in-one security platform that integrates various security functions centered around Data Loss Prevention (DLP).
Through Endpoint AI-DLP and Network AI-DLP, the company manages the risk of information leakage that can occur on user PCs, terminals, and networks, supporting the protection of major data for corporations and institutions.
Furthermore, the platform is designed to reduce the management burden that arises when companies operate multiple security solutions individually by integrating DLP, secure USB, storage media control, and malware and ransomware response functions.
During the event, SaferZone also attended the opening ceremony of the South Gyeongsang Province Information Security Support Center. The company explained that it is reviewing ways to strengthen the information security capabilities of local companies and foster cooperation within the security industry through this opportunity.
Discussions are also being pursued regarding the relocation of the company's headquarters to South Gyeongsang Province and the construction of an AI security data center.
The company plans to use South Gyeongsang Province as a hub to expand its foundation for AI security technology development and business cooperation, while seeking business models that can respond to the information security demands of local industries.
“At this event, we introduced AI-based integrated security technology and explored possibilities for cooperation with information security industry stakeholders in the South Gyeongsang Province region,” said SaferZone CEO Kwon Chang-hun. “Through discussions regarding the relocation of our headquarters to South Gyeongsang Province and the construction of an AI security data center, we will continue to expand our foundation for mid-to-long-term cooperation with the region.”
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