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Naru Security launches AI service to monitor web attacks
South Korean cybersecurity company Naru Security has launched an AI-based web defense service called ZeroTiCA Lite Web.
It is a subscription service for organizations that want to assess the security of their web servers and services.
The service analyzes large volumes of web logs to look for traces of past breaches, signs of current attacks and possible future targeting.
The launch comes as AI-powered cyberattacks are increasing, according to the company.
Naru Security says it tested the technology at some organizations that had recently experienced security incidents, tracking attack traces and signs of compromise in their web logs.
The service aims to help organizations keep checking for signs of intrusion, but no further rollout plans were provided.
Naru Security announced the launch of ZeroTiCA Lite Web, an AI-based service that assesses cyber intrusions.
The subscription service analyzes large volumes of web server and service logs to check for signs of past breaches, current attacks and future targets.
The company said it had tested the technology on some organizations that recently experienced security incidents.
Naru Security said the service extends intrusion-assessment technology from networks to the web as AI-enabled cyberattacks increase.
- Who
- Naru Security, a cybersecurity company.
- What
- It launched ZeroTiCA Lite Web, a subscription service that uses AI to assess web intrusions.
- When
- Announced on Oct. 20, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- To extend intrusion assessment to web environments and analyze attack traces and intrusion status as AI-enabled cyberattacks increase.
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Naru Security applied the service at some organizations that had experienced security incidents and tested its AI analysis technology.
Naru Security announced the launch of ZeroTiCA Lite Web.
- Service
- ZeroTiCA Lite Web
- Company
- Naru Security
- Service type
- Subscription-based intrusion assessment
- Data analyzed
- Large volumes of web server and service logs
- Assessment focus
- Past intrusion traces, current attack status and future targets