Huneed Launches Cybersecurity Capability Enhancement Advisory Group

Huneed Technologies (hereinafter Huneed) has launched an advisory group to enhance expertise in cybersecurity and defense technology.

On the 8th, defense company Huneed announced that it held an appointment ceremony the day before after launching an advisory group to strengthen expertise in the cyber defense sector. The Huneed Cybersecurity Advisory Group was formed to contribute to national cybersecurity and strengthen defense technology and information protection, anticipating that future battlefields will expand to cyber and space domains according to the 'Defense Vision 2050.'

The advisory members appointed include △ Professor Byeon Jae-seon (Department of Information Security, Sejong University, Korea Military Academy Class 39) △ Advisor Lim Sam-gyu (Korea Military Academy Class 34) △ Professor Kim Do-hoon (Department of Computer Engineering, Kyonggi University) △ Professor Ryu Yeon-seung (Department of Defense and Security Studies, Myongji University), among five members in total.

At the appointment ceremony, Kim Wang-kyung, CEO of Huneed, stated, "Cyberattacks targeting weapon systems can be more powerful than physical attacks, so cybersecurity capabilities are more important than anything else in future warfare. We will do our best to diagnose problems through in-depth research on cyber threats and security policies and propose optimal improvement directions so that our military can win in the cyber battlefield."

Meanwhile, Huneed is strengthening its business capabilities in the cyber sector. In June 2022, it established the C4I Cyber Center and has been focusing on securing technology. This year, through joint development with excellent domestic partners, it launched an AI-based integrated cyber threat response platform (XDR) that proactively detects and responds to cyber threats in advance. This is a measure reflecting the increasing importance of the cyber battlefield domain and the inclusion of cyber weapon systems among the top 10 weapon systems in 2021.

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