Derivation Chain
Step 1
Huawei unveils agentic AI solution
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Step 2
Companies want to adopt agentic AI but lack methods to assess security, permissions, and data leakage risks
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Step 3
A tool that provides security and compliance checklists before adopting agentic AI
Problem
IT managers and CTOs in their 50s who want to introduce agentic AI (autonomous AI agents) into their companies cannot evaluate the new risks of 'agents autonomously calling APIs and moving data' with existing security checklists. External security consulting costs over 30 million KRW (~$22,500) per engagement, and there is no domestic framework specialized for agentic AI security, causing adoption to be delayed by more than six months or to proceed while overlooking risks.
Solution
(1) Select the type of agentic AI to be introduced (coding agent, customer service agent, data analysis agent, etc.), (2) automatically generate a 40-item security checklist covering permission scope, data access, external API calls, logging, human approval systems, etc., (3) provide a diagnostic report with risk levels (high/medium/low) and countermeasures for each item. Differentiation: Korea's first specialized checklist combining OWASP Top 10 for LLM with agentic AI-specific items (tool usage permissions, chain execution audit, etc.).