Kiwon Tech (CEO Dong-cheol Kim) , an international standard email security company, announced that it has signed a joint partnership agreement with Interactor, an AI technology company based in Silicon Valley, USA, to enter the US market.
Interactor (Korean corporate name: Pulse Systems) is an agentic AI technology company that builds AI agents with senior-level industry expertise and complex knowledge structures. Its AI agent solutions utilize data modeling, integrated abstraction, context engineering, and reinforcement learning, leveraging no-code integration and automation technologies. Interactor has collaborated with U.S. government agencies and global companies such as Cisco and Oracle, and has secured a network of partners across the U.S., Asia-Pacific, and Europe.
This partnership agreement builds on the MOU for strategic business cooperation signed at the RSA Conference 2025 (RSAC 2025) in May, focusing on fully promoting local technology optimization and commercialization in the US market of AI-based email security solutions based on international standards (ITU-T X.1236).
While maintaining solution stability and security, Giwon Tech is implementing user interface (UI) and policy setting features tailored to the needs and regulations of US customers. It has also completed the construction of a cloud service infrastructure in the US. Building on this foundation, the company aims to sign a $30,000 sales contract by the end of this year and achieve over $100,000 in revenue by 2026 through various cloud- and on-premise-based service models.
“This partnership will be a significant opportunity to demonstrate our technological competitiveness in the global market,” said Dong-cheol Kim, CEO of Giwon Tech. “Working with Interactor, we will set a new standard for AI-based email security in the U.S. market.”
“Our collaboration with Giwontech is a synergy example of combining Agentic AI technology and security expertise,” said Peter Jeong, Chief Product Officer (CPO) of Interactor. “The two companies’ technologies will come together to create real innovation in the U.S. market.”
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