Since the beginning of this year, large-scale personal information breaches have occurred one after another at domestic telecommunications companies and card issuers, heightening public concern. It was revealed that a large volume of user information had been leaked over several years at a major domestic telecommunications company, while successive incidents involving customer information leaks through hacking have also occurred at major card issuers, making corporate data security capabilities a key factor in public trust.
Against this backdrop, the security technology capabilities of CLEVI, an AI platform company, are attracting attention as a new alternative. Through its proprietary large-scale AI models, CLEVI provides industry-leading security solutions, including a security framework that fundamentally prevents data breaches, real-time anomaly detection, minimal collection of personal information, and on-premises operation.
In particular, CLEVI also supports red team testing (simulated hacking and security verification based on attack scenarios) to enhance its clients’ security and trust. Red team testing simulates actual hacking attacks to identify system vulnerabilities in advance and assess the actual level of security. Through this, CLEVI continues to strengthen its security framework so that its clients’ data can be safely protected even in real-world attack situations.
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A CLEVI representative stated, “The recent personal information breaches at telecommunications companies and card issuers demonstrate the limitations of existing security frameworks. Through AI-based proactive security technology and red team testing, CLEVI will not only provide a trusted data protection environment for both the private and public sectors, but also become the optimal solution for telecommunications companies, financial institutions, and public organizations handling large volumes of personal information.”
CLEVI is expected to continue growing into a leading AI and data security company representing South Korea, based on its technological innovation and security capabilities.
Reporter Seo Hui-won [email protected]
Source: Electronic Times (Reporter Seo Hui-won) | https://www.etnews.com/20251125000209