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Trusted Public Operations Powered by Intelligence

A trust-centered public operations framework realized through intelligence

Connect Data, Secure Services,
Build Public Trust

Connecting data to strengthen public safety and citizens' trust

By combining data intelligence with cyber threat intelligence, we build a more efficient, secure, and trustworthy public operations framework.

Defined Friction Points

Friction Points in Connected Public Operations

Structural Barriers to Connected Public Operations

Cyber Security
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Fragmented Public Data Limits Unified Service View

  • -Civil affairs, taxation, welfare, transportation, healthcare, and facilities data are separated by agency and function, making it difficult to establish an integrated, citizen-centered service perspective
  • -The same information is entered repeatedly across multiple systems, and the data needed for policy, budget, and field response decisions is not connected in real time, leaving reliance on manual review and reporting documents
02

Knowledge Work Bottlenecks in Public Administration

  • -Finding the needed policies, cases, and documents requires repeated searches across multiple systems and materials, while report writing, summarization, and complaint handling remain people-dependent
  • -Processing speed and output quality vary with individual experience and departmental criteria, limiting the consistency and productivity of public sector work
Strategic Data Intelligence
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Public Asset & Data Infrastructure Exposure

  • -Data integration and the expansion of digital services improve work efficiency, but they also increase the risks from externally exposed assets, access paths, and shared infrastructure
  • -If a government data center or common business system is breached, the impact can spread across multiple agencies and services, requiring continuous monitoring and a breach response framework
02

Rising Cyber Threat Against Public Services

  • -AI-based attacks such as phishing, smishing, and deepfakes are becoming automated and personalized, making attack methods against public institutions and citizens more sophisticated
  • -As internal spread using stolen accounts, multi-stage attacks, and detection-evading intrusions increase, rule-based security alone reaches its limits in early identification and response
Industry Approaches

Public Intelligence
for Resilient Services

An intelligence framework for secure and efficient public operations

Unified Public Knowledge Platform

Public Knowledge Integration

  • - Connecting civil affairs, welfare, taxation, transportation, facilities, and budget data through ontology and knowledge graphs to make integrated use of information scattered across agencies and strengthen policy alignment
  • - Structuring documents, meeting minutes, guidelines, and field information around work topics to secure grounds for staff decision-making and support inter-agency collaboration

AI-driven Public Productivity

Government Workflow Intelligence

  • - Automating repetitive tasks such as writing meeting minutes, summarizing civil complaints, reviewing policies, and drafting reports through an AI agent workflow to ease the administrative burden on staff
  • - Providing integrated RAG-based search across laws, guidelines, past cases, and reports, and managing data access permissions and record-keeping systems to secure a trustworthy foundation for AI use

Public Asset Exposure Management

Public Exposure Visibility

  • - Continuously identifying public-facing services, cloud, government data centers, and the connection points to external portals and partner agencies through ASM and EASM to minimize security blind spots
  • - Selecting the exposed assets and vulnerabilities to address first based on the operational importance and citizen impact of civil affairs, transportation, health, and administrative services, and continuously verifying attack paths

Public Threat & Service Resilience Intelligence

Threat Hunting & Response

  • - Correlating ransomware groups, APT groups, IoCs, dark web leak data, and signs of account takeover to identify early the attack signals that could affect public services
  • - Automating detection, isolation, and recovery processes and quickly blocking the spread of attacks to strengthen the continuity and resilience of core public services directly tied to citizens' daily lives

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