[IT Daily] SECURE SYSTEMS (CEO Dong-sik Son) announced on the 11th that it officially supported its latest SOAR solution, ‘Secure Orchestra V3.0,’ at the international cyber drill ‘APEX 2025,’ hosted by the National Intelligence Service and the National Institute of Security Technology at COEX Seoul from the 8th to the 10th.
This drill, a sub-event of ‘Cyber Summit Korea (CSK 2025),’ brought together over 500 cybersecurity experts from 24 countries to verify their ability to respond to transnational cyber threats.
Secure Orchestra V3.0, together with the AI engine Richard, offers real-time multi-threat detection and automated response playbooks through components such as: △Web Attack Analysis Modeler R1 △Malware Precision Analysis Modeler R2 △Network Packet Behavior-Based Analysis Modeler R3. This enabled APEX participants to detect attacks in complex scenarios and enhance their actual incident response systems.
This performance had already been demonstrated at the Locked Shields 2025 drill, where Secure Orchestra V3.0 achieved over 95% detection accuracy during simulated multinational coalition attacks, earning high praise from the organizers.
An APEX 2025 official stated, “SECURE SYSTEMS’ solution increased the realism of the drill and provided substantial support for participants in responding to complex cyberattacks.”
SECURE SYSTEMS CEO Dong-sik Son said, “APEX 2025 was another challenge, building on the Locked Shields 2025 experience. We will continue to expand AI-based security operations capabilities on the international stage and contribute to strengthening cyber defense systems for both businesses and nations.”