S2W targets Europe’s cybersecurity market with AI-powered dark web tracking

[Financial News] S2W showcased technologies for AI-powered crime tracking and cyberthreat analysis at a European security exhibition. Building on its experience supplying security solutions to a Greek government agency last year, the company plans to expand its business in Europe’s public and private markets.
S2W said on the 3rd that it had participated in it-sa Expo&Congress 2026, held in Nuremberg, Germany, from the 27th to the 29th of last month, where it unveiled two AI-based security solutions.
At least 1,000 companies from around the world took part in the exhibition. S2W introduced XARVIS, a cybercrime analysis platform for public institutions, and Quasar, a cyber threat intelligence platform for businesses.
XARVIS collects and analyzes crime-related information scattered across the dark web, Telegram, social networking services (SNS) and other sources to help identify attackers and track their activities. It also features Deep Research Investigator (DRI), an investigation-focused agent that uses AI to find relevant data, combine analytical tools and produce results in response to natural-language questions.
Quasar is a solution that comprehensively analyzes a company’s externally exposed information technology (IT) assets, security vulnerabilities, leaked accounts and attacker activity. It analyzes the links between individual risk factors to assess the likelihood of an actual attack and recommends priorities for response.
Last year, S2W supplied Quasar to a Greek government agency. At this exhibition, it discussed further collaboration with representatives of local companies and institutions, building on that supply record.
S2W CEO Seo Sang-deok said, “Europe is a market of high strategic value, where investment in related technologies and services continues amid tightening cybersecurity regulations. We will broaden our cooperation base in Europe and further accelerate our push into overseas markets.”
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