ModoosOne launches GATEONE AI V3.0 remote access control
The AI-based tool flags obfuscated commands and suspicious script actions, then leaves the response decision to administrators.
ModoosOne has launched GATEONE AI V3.0, a remote access control solution that uses AI-based anomaly detection, the company said. The Korean unveiling took place on October 20, followed by a launch seminar for global customers and partners in Singapore on October 22.
The solution is designed to analyze obfuscated commands and unauthorized actions inside scripts, activity that conventional access control products struggle to detect. It does not execute security measures on its own; instead it assesses the risk of suspicious commands and presents response options for administrators to decide on.
ModoosOne said GATEONE AI V3.0 also strengthens logging so that activity can still be traced even if logs are deleted.
According to dailysecu.com, the company is discussing cooperation with global IT companies following the Singapore launch.
Two decades of access control work
ModoosOne introduced PROXY-based remote access control technology in 2004 and has spent 22 years developing access control, account management, command control and work-history auditing for servers and network equipment. The company first introduced GATEONE AI V1.0 in 2021, then upgraded to V2.0 in 2023, advancing big-data-based learning and analysis.
Quick answers
What does GATEONE AI V3.0 do?
It is a remote access control solution that uses AI-based anomaly detection to analyze obfuscated commands and unauthorized actions inside scripts, and presents risk response options for administrators.
Does GATEONE AI V3.0 block threats automatically?
No. It does not execute security measures automatically; it analyzes the risk of suspicious commands and lets administrators decide on a response.
When was GATEONE AI V3.0 launched?
It was unveiled in Korea on October 20, followed by a launch seminar for global customers and partners in Singapore on October 22.