RaonSecure to unveil agentic AI security strategy next month
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- 2026-08-25 15:00:00
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- 2026-08-25 15:00:00

[Financial News] RaonSecure will host the '2026 SecuUp & Hackathon.' The company plans to showcase security strategies for the era of agentic artificial intelligence (AI), along with next-generation technologies such as digital identity verification and post-quantum cryptography (PQC).
RaonSecure announced on the 25th that it will hold SecuUp at Fairmont Ambassador Seoul on the 30th of next month.
Now in its 14th year, SecuUp will introduce platforms that combine AI and security, as well as practical implementation strategies. Lee Soon-hyung, CEO of RaonSecure, will deliver the keynote address, outlining how agentic AI will change the security landscape and presenting a direction for designing trust systems needed in the AI era. Kim Tae-jin, the Chief Technology Officer (CTO), and other RaonSecure experts will then lead sessions by topic. Major sessions include future strategies for agentic AI and a multi-layered AI integrated lineup, standardization of decentralized identity (DID) and its expansion into AI, agentic AI penetration testing to verify real-world breach risks, and trust architecture based on PQC in the age of agentic AI.
RaonSecure plans to present Web3 as a core technology for building trust systems in the era of agentic AI. In an environment where AI makes decisions and acts on its own, the company aims to verify AI's judgments and actions by linking digital identities that prove the actor, delegated authority, and audit and tracking systems that can confirm execution records.
The event will also feature the final round of the 'Blockchain & AI Hackathon,' a competition for new AI and blockchain technologies using Mobile ID. Hosted by the Korea Digital Certification Association and organized by RaonSecure and the Global Digital Innovation Network (GDIN), the contest drew 318 teams in the preliminary round. Ten teams will compete in the final on the day of the event. The top winners will receive up to 1 billion won in startup funding, along with support for global expansion, overseas investment attraction, and management consulting.
SecuUp is aimed at decision-makers and practitioners responsible for corporate security and information technology (IT) strategy, as well as planners and developers of AI services and those in charge of digital transformation in the public and financial sectors. Registration is available in advance through the official website.
Lee Soon-hyung, CEO of RaonSecure, said, "At this SecuUp, attendees will be able to see firsthand RaonSecure's solution for designing trust by combining AI and Web3."
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