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Addressing Overall AX Environment Security Issues Including AI Agents, Supply Chain, and Physical AI
As generative AI and AI agent adoption expands across enterprise operations, how to control and protect AI behavior and data has emerged as a critical security challenge. Coontec, a converged security specialist, is organizing a forum to discuss security threats and countermeasures in the AI Transformation (AX) era.
Coontec announced on the 6th that it will hold an AI Security Seminar on October 27 at 1 p.m. at the Gold Hall of El Tower in Yangjaedong, Seoul, with the theme "AI Security and Safe Usage in the AX Era."
The seminar is primarily targeted at security managers and IT practitioners from enterprises and institutions pursuing AX, and will be operated on a pre-registration basis.
The keynote address will be delivered by Soo-hwan Jung, Director of the AI Convergence Research Institute at Soongsil University, with speakers including Tae-kyung Kwon, Chairman of the AI Security Research Committee of the Korea Information Security Association (Professor at the Graduate School of Information, Yonsei University), and Coontec research teams.
Key sessions will consist of △Security in the Physical AI Era △Security Harness Implementation in the AI Agent Era △Software Supply Chain Security △Latest Trends in AI Security △Trustworthy Data Collaboration.
The seminar will cover overall AX environment issues from authority and action control of AI agents to security at the stage of inter-institutional data collaboration.
Demonstration booths where key Coontec products can be experienced will be operated at the venue.
△Data and AI Collaboration Platform NEXA △Enterprise AI Agent Security Platform ASH △Software Supply Chain Security Management Solution AEZIZ △Ship Security Solution TerraGrid-Maritime (TGM) will be showcased.
A prize drawing for attendees will also take place following the seminar.
Hyuk-jun Bang, CEO of Coontec, stated, "As we enter the AX era where AI agents make autonomous decisions and invoke tools, the scope of security targets is expanding from systems and accounts to 'agent behavior.'"
Participation applications and detailed programs can be found on the Coontec AI Security Seminar registration page (https://event-us.kr/coontec/event/133,762).
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