AhnLab announced on September 21 that it participated in the 'Indosec 2026' cybersecurity exhibition held in Jakarta, Indonesia, on September 15-16.
Indosec is the largest security event in Indonesia, targeting the public and financial sectors. This year marks AhnLab's second consecutive participation. The company showcased its integrated brand 'AhnLab AI Plus,' focusing on solutions that enhance security operations through intelligence.
According to the company, attendees noted that AI goes beyond merely summarizing threats or automating specific security tasks; it intelligently streamlines the entire security operation process from threat analysis to response.
In particular, AhnLab's Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solution utilizes multiple AI agents to analyze detected threats, providing reports on the intent, context, and response strategies. By synthesizing relevant information from AhnLab's extensive security data, it helps security personnel quickly understand complex threat information and determine appropriate responses.
Additionally, various platforms and solutions received attention, including the Software as a Service (SaaS) threat analysis platform 'AhnLab XDR,' the IT-OT convergence cybersecurity platform 'AhnLab CPS Plus,' the next-generation threat intelligence platform 'AhnLab TIP,' and the sandbox-based intelligent threat response solution 'AhnLab MDS.'
Choi Jeong-ui, head of AhnLab's Global Business Division, stated, "As AI transforms the paradigm of cyber threats, the intelligence of security operations utilizing AI is a common challenge for customers worldwide, including Southeast Asia." He added, "We will leverage the technology and customer experience accumulated in domestic and global markets, including Japan, China, and the Middle East, to promote the competitiveness of AhnLab AI Plus in the Southeast Asian market, including Indonesia."
AhnLab has been accelerating its overseas market expansion, particularly in Asia. Following its participation in Taiwan's 'CyberSec' in May and Malaysia's 'NCSS' in July, the company has been expanding its connections with local customers through its participation in Indonesia's 'Indosec' for two consecutive years.
On September 16, AhnLab unveiled its integrated brand 'AhnLab AI Plus' and announced plans to invest 100 billion won in AI infrastructure and research and development (R&D) over the next three years, with a goal of increasing its global revenue share to over 30% by 2035. The company is also set to participate in Singapore's 'Gavware 2026' in October, continuing its focus on AI-driven business transformation and market penetration in Southeast Asia.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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