Palo Alto Networks Hosts Ignite on Tour Seoul, Touts AI-Era Security
At the October 14 event in Gangnam-gu, Palo Alto Networks presented Prisma AIRS, Cortex and Idira under the theme Frontier AI Defense.
Palo Alto Networks held its "Ignite on Tour Seoul" event on October 14 at the Westin Parnas Harmony Ballroom in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, presenting its enterprise security strategy for the AI era, according to dailysecu.com.
The event was held under the theme "Frontier AI Defense." BJ Jenkins, President of Palo Alto Networks, visited Korea and delivered a keynote, explaining the company's approach centered on "Secure AI by Design" and an integrated security architecture.
In his opening keynote, Park Sang-kyu, CEO of Palo Alto Networks Korea, called for a "Cybersecurity Transformation (CX)."
The company cited its Unit 42 "2026 Global Incident Response Report," stating that the time from initial compromise to data exfiltration fell from 4.8 hours in 2024 to 1.2 hours in 2026. It also presented a case in which a new vulnerability was exploited within 15 minutes.
The event introduced the AI security product "Prisma AIRS," the security operations and observability suite "Cortex," and the identity security product "Idira."
Quick answers
When and where was Palo Alto Networks' Ignite on Tour Seoul held?
It was held on October 14 at the Westin Parnas Harmony Ballroom in Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
What products did Palo Alto Networks present at the event?
The company introduced Prisma AIRS, Cortex and Idira.
What did the Unit 42 report say about data exfiltration times?
It stated the time from initial compromise to data exfiltration fell from 4.8 hours in 2024 to 1.2 hours in 2026.