MarkAny unveils SDR screen security system at AIS 2026
MarkAny combined AI-based screen-capture detection with invisible watermarking in SDR, which it says can block photos of screens in real time.
MarkAny introduced SDR, a screen security system that pairs AI-based screen-capture detection with invisible watermarking, at the 2026 AI Security Conference (AIS 2026) on November 3, according to DailySecu.
The system is designed to detect and block information-leak attempts made by photographing screens, doing so in real time, and to record the related security events. Invisible watermarks are used to trace the leak path once information has been exfiltrated.
MarkAny said it plans to unify its screen security functions in a single lightweight agent that can be centrally managed and is compatible with existing work systems.
The company also said it aims to become a domestic insider risk management partner for companies and institutions within five years.
Conference background
AIS 2026 was organised by DailySecu and supported by KISA and KISIA. It was held on November 3 at the Korea Science and Technology Center in Seoul, with about 700 security personnel and industry officials attending.
MarkAny has built its business on digital watermarking, forgery and tamper prevention, and privacy protection technologies across corporate cybersecurity, smart city and defense security.
Quick answers
What is MarkAny's SDR?
SDR is a screen security system that combines AI-based screen-capture detection with invisible watermarking, presented at AIS 2026 on November 3, 2026.
What does SDR do?
It is designed to detect and block attempts to leak information by photographing screens in real time, record related security events, and use invisible watermarks to trace leaks after exfiltration.