Koreatimes.Co.Kr Samsung SDS Enhances Cloud Security with AI Startups Partnership
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- •Samsung SDS partners with XBOW and Tatum Security to boost cloud security.
- •XBOW will enhance AI-based vulnerability detection for web-based IT assets.
- •Tatum Security will improve integrated monitoring across multi-cloud environments.
On June 10, 2026, Samsung SDS announced partnerships with U.S. AI security startup XBOW and Korean firm Tatum Security to enhance cloud security. The collaboration aims to improve AI-based vulnerability detection and integrated security monitoring for corporate customers. XBOW, recognized for its rapid vulnerability detection on HackerOne, will provide AI-driven penetration testing to identify weaknesses in web services. Tatum Security will enhance monitoring across multi-cloud environments, integrating major platforms like AWS and Azure. Samsung SDS's initiative responds to increasing security threats associated with enterprise AI adoption. The partnerships will also focus on incident response capabilities to minimize damage and accelerate recovery from cyber incidents.
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