Mk.Co.Kr S2W Launches DRI AI for Cybercrime Investigations
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- •S2W launched the DRI AI agent for enhanced cybercrime investigations.
- •The AI analyzes data from various sources, including the dark web and Telegram.
- •Human verification is required for critical judgments made by the AI.
On September 8, 2026, S2W introduced the DRI (Deep Research Investigator), an autonomous AI agent designed for criminal investigations. DRI operates on S2W's XARVIS platform, utilizing data from the dark web, deep web, Telegram, and hacking forums. The AI can analyze cyber threats, monitor data leaks, and generate investigation reports based on natural language queries. It employs retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) technology to ensure the accuracy of its conclusions by providing original sources. A human investigator must confirm critical judgments, ensuring accountability in the investigative process. DRI aims to streamline investigations by allowing investigators to focus on higher-level decision-making. The launch will be showcased at Cyber Summit Korea 2026, starting on September 16.
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