SecureLink (CEO Junyong Ko) announced today that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) Global Graduate School of Digital Innovation (GDI) for joint technology development and global business cooperation related to blockchain and AI technologies.

This business agreement was prepared to effectively respond to the recent increase in domestic investment opportunities in Europe and the Middle East and the expansion of technology business needs for blockchain and AI technologies, and to accelerate the overseas expansion of excellent technologies possessed by both companies. Based on technology and research personnel, it was signed for joint research and cooperation related to SecureLink's next-generation cryptographic threat malicious detection AI security technology and next-generation hierarchical blockchain technology.

In particular, CloudyBoss, a European-based supply chain blockchain specialized technology company, will also participate through individual MOUs, and through industry-university and global participation consortiums, technology-requiring companies from Switzerland, Canada, the UK, and the Middle East, △the government Promote close cooperation in fields such as participating in support R&D projects, △matching funds, and △joint patents for new technologies.

Junyong Ko, CEO of SecureLink, said, "Through this agreement, a strong foundation has been laid for overseas expansion with the synergy of the company's next-generation security technology and the best research institute in Korea. “We will expand various businesses such as overseas joint ventures every year,” he said.