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S2W showcases XARVIS and QUAXAR at the it-sa exhibition

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South Korean cybersecurity company S2W showcased two AI security solutions at it-sa Expo & Congress 2026 in Germany. XARVIS, an AI security intelligence platform for governments and public institutions, can collect criminal intelligence from the dark web, Telegram and SNS and identify threat actors, and its built-in investigative AI agent DRI supports generating in-depth analysis results from natural language queries. QUAXAR, an AI security solution for enterprises and institutions, integrates multi-source threat intelligence such as externally exposed assets, vulnerabilities, leaked account credentials and attacker activity, and prioritizes responses by urgency; it was already supplied to a Greek government agency last year.

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    S2W unveils XARVIS and QUAXAR AI security solutions at it-sa in Germany

    South Korean cybersecurity company S2W showcased XARVIS, an AI security intelligence platform for governments and public institutions, along with QUAXAR, an AI security solution for enterprises and institutions, at it-sa Expo & Congress 2026 in Germany. XARVIS can collect criminal intelligence from the dark web, Telegram and SNS and identify threat actors, and its built-in investigative AI Agent DRI supports natural language queries to generate in-depth analysis results. QUAXAR integrates multi-source threat intelligence such as externally exposed assets, vulnerabilities, leaked account credentials and attacker activity, prioritizes responses by urgency, and was supplied to a Greek government agency last year.

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