Tipstone, a company specialising in integrated IT monitoring solutions, said on April 9 it has signed a domestic partnership with end-to-end AI security platform company DeepKeep, led by CEO Rony Ohayon.
The companies plan to respond to AI security issues arising in corporate environments as the adoption of generative AI and large language models expands, and to step up their push into the South Korean market.
Tipstone is set to handle overall services including supply and deployment of DeepKeep solutions in South Korea, as well as technical support.
According to the company, DeepKeep supports integrated management of security risks across generative AI services and the entire AI lifecycle from development through post-deployment. It does so through functions including AI model security checks, attack simulations and real-time runtime protection.
Through the strategic partnership, Korean will be added to the platform’s supported languages, following 13 languages including English, Japanese, Italian, German, Spanish, French and Russian.
Tipstone said the DeepKeep platform is not based on simple translation. It said the platform can directly understand Korean prompts and reflect context in security detection and monitoring through training of a Korean language model. It said it will provide AI security services optimised for South Korean corporate environments.
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