South Korea advances AI agent security with NVIDIA technologies

South Korea is advancing the security of AI agents with NVIDIA technologies. Hyundai and Cogent Security are integrating solutions to harden models and identify vulnerabilities.

Cogent Security developed the VR-1.1 model, which outperformed competitors in accuracy in vulnerability tests. The model achieved 57.9% accuracy on 190 CVEs, compared with 45.3% for competitors. Oumi PBC introduced direct preference optimization and reinforcement learning techniques, enabling staged training. Quake AI believes agents interact with systems through APIs and data, not interfaces. The integration of NVIDIA technologies into South Korea's AI ecosystem is gaining momentum with companies such as Hyundai, AIM Intelligence and Cogent Security. Oumi PBC and Quake AI are also developing solutions to build and harden AI agents, with a focus on efficiency and security.

The difference in accuracy can be decisive for companies that depend on secure systems. Oumi PBC, the company's tool, allows AI agents to be built and models to be hardened using direct preference optimization and reinforcement learning techniques. These techniques help fine-tune models based on real data, making them more effective in the long run. The integration of NVIDIA technologies, which is being explored by companies such as Hyundai and Cogent Security, could accelerate the evolution of AI agent security in South Korea.

Cogent Security outperforms competitors with VR-1.1 model

Companies in South Korea are strengthening the security of AI agents with NVIDIA technologies, integrating solutions that identify vulnerabilities in real time. The model analyzes 190 CVEs and reaches 57.9% accuracy, surpassing the 45.3% average of models from Anthropic and OpenAI. The security of AI agents is becoming a central focus, especially in the technology and infrastructure sector, where efficiency and protection against attacks are critical.

There is no data on availability in Brazil. Companies that need security and efficiency in AI agents, especially in the technology and infrastructure sector, may benefit from these innovations. South Korea is advancing in AI agent security with the adoption of NVIDIA technologies by large corporations and startups. This strengthens the technical foundation of the local ecosystem. Quake AI, an NVIDIA partner, operates 22,000 GPUs and believes agents interact with systems through APIs, not interfaces. This could reduce dependence on traditional interfaces, making scalability easier.

With information from blogs.nvidia.com, thelec.net and siliconangle.com.

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