KT has led standardization discussions in the AI security and digital trust fields at the Information Security International Standards Conference hosted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a UN body. As generative AI and general-purpose AI become more prevalent, establishing application standards for AI in the cybersecurity field has emerged as an international priority. KT proposed relevant guidelines as a new international standardization work item and completed the publication of a digital trust technical report.

 

KT announced on the 21st that it participated in the ITU-T (ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector) Information Security Study Group (SG17) International Standards Conference held in Chongqing, China from the 7th to the 11th, leading the discussions on international standardization in next-generation information security fields.

 

At this conference, KT proposed development guidelines for cybersecurity-specialized AI models utilizing general-purpose foundation models as a new international standardization work item.

 

 

Committee Chair Yeom Heung-yeol stated, "It is important for the international community to jointly establish development standards for cybersecurity-specialized AI models and trust frameworks for ICT services. We will make efforts to ensure that our country's technology and experience are reflected in next-generation information security international standards."