Grove Korea, a global AI and data service company, announced on the 2nd that it has signed a strategic business agreement (MOU) with cybersecurity specialist Core Security.
Core Security, a company specializing in cybersecurity and virtual asset security, provides cybersecurity training, security consulting, and digital forensics services to public institutions and private companies. As a member of the National Cyber Crisis Management Team, it contributes to strengthening public sector security capabilities. Recently, it has expanded its business, focusing on the Asian market, by integrating AI and AI Transformation (AX) technologies to enhance its security services.
This agreement aims to combine the expertise of both companies to enhance public institutions' AI security systems and accelerate their digital transformation. The two companies plan to co-host AI security workshops and seminars for public institutions and jointly develop security operation solutions tailored to their individual needs. Furthermore, they will pursue the development of new business models that integrate AI and security as a collaborative project.
Through this agreement, Groove Korea aims to expand its business to the public sector, building on its existing experience providing AI, CX (customer experience), and cybersecurity solutions primarily for private companies. Groove Korea has been accumulating technological expertise through collaborations with global IT companies such as Salesforce, Cisco, and Palo Alto Networks.
Core Security plans to strengthen its security service capabilities, incorporating AI technology, and explore opportunities to expand into new cloud and AI-related businesses, leveraging its project experience and network in the public sector.
Core Security CEO Kim Tae-il said, “Through this agreement, we expect to be able to proactively respond to various challenges faced by our customers in the changing security environment by combining the technological and content capabilities of both companies.” He added, “We will build a next-generation security model that can be expanded not only to the public sector but also to the private sector.”
“This agreement has strategic significance for both companies as we address the growing demand for AI and security from public institutions,” said Kim Mi-jung, CEO of Groove Korea. “Starting with the public sector, we will establish a foundation for AI security services that can expand into Asian and global markets.”
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