
AhnLab announced on the 18th that it held its integrated security strategy conference, "AhnLab ISF 2026 (AhnLab Integrated Security Fair 2026)," at the Westin Seoul Parnas in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on the 17th.
AhnLab ISF is AhnLab's largest annual conference, sharing the latest security trends and response strategies with public sector, financial, and corporate clients. This year's theme was "Agentic AI Security: Fast. Intelligent. Autonomous."
At this event, AhnLab presented its agentic AI-based security strategy and future directions for security operations, centered on the integrated brand "AhnLab AI PLUS." The conference began with opening remarks by Kang Seok-kyun An Raep (CEO), followed by a first session keynote and a second session track.
Kang (CEO) stated, "What matters most for an AI-native security platform company is not 'what AI features to provide,' but 'how effectively AI can be leveraged to solve customers' security problems.' Based on the support and trust from our customers who have enabled AhnLab to continuously adapt to a rapidly changing security environment, we will focus on delivering greater value to customers even in the AI era."
The first keynote was delivered by Han Chang-gyu, Director of AhnLab Research Institute. Focusing on "The Future of Cyber Threats Transformed by AI," Director Han emphasized the need for autonomous security platforms capable of self-judgment and response as AI expands both the speed of cyberattacks and their attack surface. He particularly introduced an agentic AI security architecture where multiple AI agents collaborate to perform security operations based on "AhnLab AI PLUS."
Kim Chang-hee, Head of AhnLab Je Pum-gi-hoek (Head), presented on "Security at AI Speed: Rethinking Security Operations."
Head Kim introduced a new security operation model that connects data scattered across products and security domains, accurately assesses attack context, and leads to swift and accountable execution.
Lee Seung-kyung, AhnLab Ji Neung-gae-bal (Head), delivered the final keynote titled "AI Against AI: The Era of AI Attacking and AI Defending," explaining the evolution of AI-based cyberattacks. She also unveiled AhnLab's current status in AI-native security technologies and future directions for security operations to counter these threats.
The second session was divided into two tracks: "AI-Driven Security Platform" and "Security Operation & Governance."
Security experts from AhnLab, its subsidiaries, and customer companies shared key security issues and AI-based response strategies through a total of 10 presentations, covering topics such as AI Security Operations Centers (SOC), Physical AI Security, Generative AI Security, Intelligent Zero Trust, and the latest cybersecurity regulations.
The event also featured experience booths where AhnLab and its partner companies showcased their products, solutions, and services. Attendees directly observed how AI security technologies function in practice and examined various security products and services.