SecuLayer Unveils Next-Generation Autonomous Security Operations Strategy Based on 'Agentic AI' at ISEC 2026

Declaring the Era of 'Autonomous Security (Agentic AI)' that Makes Judgments and Executes Actions Independently Beyond Generative AI Assistants
Unveiling 'eyeCloudAI Assistant', Effortlessly Handling Complex Security Analysis with Natural Language Commands

[Security News Reporter Eom Ho-sik] SecuLayer (CEO Jeon Joo-ho), a company specializing in AI-based big data analysis and autonomous security operations, will participate in the representative information security conference of South Korea, ‘ISEC 2026’, to unveil the vision of 'Agentic AI', a key technology that will change the future of the security industry, along with a new product that applies it.

At this event, SecuLayer will declare a paradigm shift to 'autonomous security operations', where AI agents think and collaborate independently to perform everything from cyber threat detection to actual defensive actions, moving beyond the simple conversational assistant tool 'AI Assistant'.

SecuLayer will demonstrate for the first time the real solution and operation process of its new product, 'eyeCloudAI Assistant', which operates based on its infrastructure automation platform AIP (Artificial Intelligence Platform).

This solution transparently shows the entire process in real-time when security personnel issue commands in everyday natural language, allowing AI to collect internal information and check external threat reputations. It not only analyzes web logs to autonomously identify dangerous attacks like SQL injection or CSRF but also integrates with the market-leading eyeCloudXOAR system. When asked, “Tell me the current status of recent security tickets and the distribution of risk,” it instantly displays complex data charts and statistical results on the screen. The personnel can call this smart AI assistant anytime and anywhere within the program to receive work guidance.

The future SOC (Security Operations Center) envisioned by SecuLayer is structured so that AI takes charge of repetitive and high-fatigue tasks such as initial response, 24/7 monitoring, and large-scale data analysis. This allows human security experts to enjoy a comfortable environment where they can focus solely on developing the most advanced security strategies and making final decisions.

Additionally, SecuLayer stated that to control the risks that may arise as AI autonomy increases, it has thoroughly applied strict guardrails and phased governance in product design to achieve 'safe autonomous security' rather than unconditional performance enhancement.

SecuLayer's planning director emphasized, “In a situation where cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, the future of security monitoring depends on the autonomous problem-solving capabilities of AI. By combining automation, safety, and organic collaboration with humans, we will become the best innovative partner leading the future of autonomous security environments.”

Meanwhile, the representative cybersecurity conference of South Korea, ‘ISEC 2026 (20th International Security Conference)’, which has established itself as the largest in Asia, will be held at COEX in Seoul from August 11 (Tuesday) to 12 (Wednesday). ISEC 2026 will focus on the 'autonomy' made possible by AI agents, moving beyond simple automation due to the rapid development of AI, under the theme of 'The Future of Autonomous Security Implemented by AI', and will be held in an expanded scale at COEX Exhibition Hall (Hall D), Auditorium (3F), and Asem Ballroom (2F). In particular, in 2026, it is expected to feature over 20 tracks, 100 session presentations, and more than 150 cybersecurity solution companies participating in over 170 solution exhibition booths.

Furthermore, during the event, there will be the 'ISEC 2026 Best Speaker Awards' to honor outstanding speakers selected through on-site voting, surveys, and video evaluations by attendees, as well as a paid 'Training Course' co-hosted with KAIST Cybersecurity Research Center to master response methods through practical exercises against cyber attacks and apply them in security work. Plans are in place to continuously improve the quality of content and elevate the level of presentations. For more details, please refer to the ISEC website or contact the ISEC organizing committee.