Teori Supplies Cloud Vouchers with AI Hacker 'Jint'
Published2026.04.17 09:29
Cybersecurity firm Theori has been selected as a supplier for a government-led cloud support program and will provide security services to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The focus is on reducing the cost burden of adopting cloud security while increasing the efficiency of vulnerability checks.
Teori announced that it has been selected as a supplier for the '2026 Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Cloud Service Supply and Expansion Project' operated by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the National Information & Communication Technology Promotion Agency (NIPA).
This project aims to support the adoption of cloud services by domestic SMEs to facilitate their digital transformation and strengthen their competitiveness. Teori announced that it plans to provide its AI hacker solution, Xint, to client companies through this initiative.
Accordingly, it was explained that small and medium-sized enterprises participating in the project can receive support for up to 80% of product usage fees through cloud vouchers.
According to Theory, Zint is a security solution that detects vulnerabilities by analyzing the structure and flow of target services based on automation tools. It was introduced as being characterized by its ability to analyze defects embedded in complex business logic, going beyond simple inspections.
In addition, the focus was on reducing the time required for analysis compared to existing manpower-based security checks. The company explained that it reduced the inspection process, which used to take about two weeks on average, to within 12 hours on average. The purpose is to reduce human error through automated inspections and assist in decision-making by providing quantified security indicators.
An official from Jint’s Customer Growth Support Team stated, “In a cloud environment, security is a factor directly linked to the continuity of service operations,” and expressed hope that this voucher program would enable small and medium-sized enterprises to implement security inspection systems.
The program is open to domestic small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and applications must be submitted online through the Cloud Service Support Portal by 11:00 AM on April 21. Companies ultimately selected will begin receiving support in June.
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