S2W (CEO Sang-deok Seo), a big data analysis artificial intelligence (AI) company, announced on the 23rd that it participated in the '2025 International Security Industry Expo (KPEX)' held at Songdo Convensia in Incheon from the 22nd and unveiled the 'AI-based Cybersecurity Breach Response Integrated Analysis Platform' developed through the 'Security Field Customized Research and Development Project (Police Lab 2.0)'.
"Police Lab 2.0" is a joint research and development (R&D) project between the National Police Agency and the Ministry of Science and ICT. It aims to strengthen national security capabilities and improve the quality of public security services. The five-year project, currently underway from 2021 to 2025, is divided into three project types: "emergency response," "preemptive response," and "field participation."
Developed through four years of proactive response projects conducted by S2W, this platform is an AI-based integrated system that supports the entire cyber investigation process, from threat intelligence gathering to identifying threat actors (groups or malware). Previously, linking and analyzing data managed individually by each investigator and tracking incidents were difficult, but S2W has overcome these limitations by combining its threat big data analysis capabilities with AI technology.
This platform features ▲threat big data collection and processing functions ▲a threat-specific AI engine ▲advanced indicators of compromise (IoC) analysis functions, enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of all cyber investigations, from initial investigation support to threat actor identification.
During the platform development process, S2W implemented a step-by-step process, including: ▲establishing an automated initial response collection script and system; ▲systematizing the collection, classification, and analysis of data by breach incident; and ▲developing AI-based automatic malware classification and correlation analysis capabilities. Furthermore, the integration of an IoC collection system, a breach incident analysis system, and automatic threat actor identification and tracking capabilities is currently undergoing validation. User feedback obtained during the validation process will be reflected in future interface improvements and enhanced investigative support capabilities.
Kim Jae-gi, head of the S2W Threat Intelligence Center, said, “I find it meaningful that we have developed advanced criminal investigation technology through cooperation with the National Police Agency,” and added, “We will continue to innovate security AI technologies that can respond to increasingly intelligent cyber threats and contribute to strengthening social safety.”
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