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(Seoul, February 24, 2026) RaonSecure has announced a company-wide transformation to build a “digital trust infrastructure” optimized for the Agentic AI era.

 

RaonSecure (CEOs Soonhyung Lee and Junga Lee, 042510), an AI security and authentication platform company, will officially implement its “AI-Centered Management Roadmap.” The initiative includes the establishment of a new AI Business Division, expansion of specialized AI talent, and the launch of a security automation platform based on Agentic AI within the year.

 

This strategic transition reflects RaonSecure’s response to the fundamental shift in the security paradigm—driven by the rapid adoption of AI across industries—toward “controllable autonomy” centered on Agentic AI. Through this move, the company aims to strengthen its market position as a leading AI security and authentication platform provider.

 

■ First Initiative of the AI Business Division… Launch of Agentic AI-Based “Autonomous Security Operations” Within the Year

 

RaonSecure has expanded and reorganized its former AI Research Center into a newly established AI Business Division, creating a structure that simultaneously drives research and development alongside commercialization. The division consists of approximately 80 professionals, including AI developers and business development specialists, with plans to further expand its AI-driven security business through continued talent acquisition.

 

The AI Business Division’s first major initiative is the development of a security automation platform based on Agentic AI. Development is already underway, with a launch scheduled within the year. The goal is to implement an “Autonomous Security Operations Framework,” in which AI independently manages overall enterprise security operations.

 

The platform understands natural language-based commands and automatically performs the entire security workflow—ranging from account creation and access management to threat detection, response actions, analysis, and reporting—based on each organization’s security policies. By continuously managing user accounts and access privileges, the AI reduces operational burdens and minimizes security gaps caused by human error or oversight, thereby enhancing both operational efficiency and security accuracy.

 

As a result, security personnel can shift their focus from repetitive operational tasks to more strategic responsibilities such as policy development, exception handling, and risk management.

 

RaonSecure also plans to proactively respond to external threats targeting Agentic AI itself. The company will establish an “Agentic AI Guardrail” system designed to detect and block abnormal access, command hijacking, and privilege abuse attempts in real time. This framework is expected to serve as a core safeguard, ensuring the reliability of Agentic AI systems that autonomously make decisions and execute actions.

 

Thorough preemptive security assessments are also within RaonSecure’s AI application scope. AI-powered hackers will automatically scan enterprise systems for vulnerabilities, while defensive security AI detects, analyzes, and responds in real time—significantly expanding inspection coverage and speed. While AI hackers handle repetitive and large-scale vulnerability scanning, white-hat hackers will focus on in-depth analysis based on real-world attack scenarios and the development of response strategies.

 

Through the integration of these complementary roles, RaonSecure aims to overcome the limitations of traditional penetration testing and elevate overall cybersecurity capabilities to a new level.

 

■ Providing “Digital IDs” to AI… Enabling Controlled Autonomy Through AAM

 

RaonSecure is also developing “AAM (Agentic AI Management)” technology to manage the identity and authority of Agentic AI. AAM is designed to ensure that while Agentic AI can independently make decisions and execute tasks, it operates strictly within the scope of assigned permissions. It serves as a core infrastructure for realizing “controlled autonomy.”

 

RaonSecure’s AAM is differentiated by applying blockchain-based identity authentication technology—already proven for human users—to Agentic AI. The company has previously participated in building the national digital identity infrastructure by providing key authentication technologies, including Decentralized Identity (DID), for the implementation of mobile ID systems. Just as individuals are issued identification cards, Agentic AI will likewise be granted trusted “digital IDs.”

 

The importance of AAM also extends to the realm of “Physical AI.” In environments where robots, vehicles, and drones autonomously operate in the physical world, digital permissions can directly translate into real-world actions. As the authority granted to Agentic AI becomes directly linked to physical safety, AAM is expected to evolve beyond simple authentication management and serve as a foundational trust infrastructure bridging both the digital and physical domains.

 

Through this AI-centered management transformation, RaonSecure plans to expand its existing identity and access management (IAM) and blockchain-based digital ID businesses into AI-driven security and digital trust infrastructure. As Agentic AI adoption accelerates and AI security management emerges as a critical infrastructure domain, the company aims to lead the market by leveraging its strong authentication and digital identity technologies.

 

The company has also updated its corporate slogan from “Make IT fun and Secure” to “Make AI fun and Secure,” underscoring its commitment to transforming into a trusted infrastructure company for the AI era.

 

Soonhyung Lee, CEO of RaonSecure, stated, “Security in the AI era goes beyond simply blocking threats—it is about building a trusted environment where people, organizations, and AI can collaborate safely.” He added, “Based on our digital identity authentication technologies, RaonSecure will set the standard for digital trust infrastructure required in the Agentic AI era.” <End>