Genians reported significant growth in both revenue and operating profit on a cumulative basis for the first three quarters of this year.
On the 12th, Genians announced that it recorded cumulative consolidated revenue of 38.7 billion won and an operating profit of 8.1 billion won for the first three quarters of 2026. Revenue increased by 24.0% and operating profit rose by 273.9% compared to the same period last year.
The operating profit margin stood at 20.9%, up 14.0 percentage points from 6.9% in the same period last year. The company explained that growth in its core businesses, such as Network Access Control (NAC) and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), led to improved profitability.
In the NAC segment, demand increased due to winning large-scale projects with public institutions and local governments, as well as new demand in the defense and hospital sectors. Integrated network security projects for major manufacturing companies and expansion needs of overseas branches also contributed to growth.
For the integrated endpoint security solution "Genians Insights E," new adoptions and license expansions by existing customers continued, centered on the public, defense, and financial sectors. In particular, demand for anomaly detection and tracking to counter AI-based hacking threats drove EDR growth.
Subscription-based businesses also expanded. The cumulative number of cloud-based NAC customers surpassed 300 companies, and the number of Managed Detection and Response (MDR) customers receiving EDR as a service also increased.
Overseas, while maintaining its growth momentum in the Middle East region, the company secured new customers in the United States and the Asia-Pacific region.
Recently, Genians also unveiled its next-generation AI security integrated platform, "Genians Security Platform (GSP)." It supports everything from blocking threat exposure to detecting anomalous behavior and isolating compromised endpoints by combining network and endpoint information.
The company plans to launch a "Quantum Security Gateway" based on Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) within the year.
Lee Dong-beom, CEO of Genians, said, "As AI cyber threats become reality and government policies strengthening security responsibilities gain momentum, we have proven the value of a platform company through our technological capabilities and performance." He added, "We will expand our business based on our AI security integrated platform and proactive defense system."
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