Finds threats early
and shows the reasoning
behind every call
Multiple analysis engines work through vulnerability checks, behavior monitoring and threat verdicts together.
Every verdict keeps its evidence, and high-impact actions such as isolating a host run only after your team approves them.
Alerts pile up every day.
There are never enough
people to read them.
Genox groups alerts that come from the same attack into a single case and writes down why it thinks the case is dangerous.
Your analysts check the reasoning and make the call.
- Related alerts grouped into one case
- Evidence and recommended action on every verdict
- Blocking and isolation wait for your approval unless you choose to automate them
Attack yourself first,
then check what held
A gap you find in an exercise is much easier to deal with than one an attacker finds for you.
Our red and blue teams run this cycle together, on a schedule we agree with you.
↺ After step 4, new techniques are added and the cycle starts again
We break in the way a real attacker would
Red team exercises and continuous attack simulation target your internet-facing servers, internal network, cloud and AI services.
- Scenarios built from attack chains in recent threat reports
- Nothing is deleted and no service is stopped
- Attacks on AI chatbots and agents included
We check whether your defenses noticed
For each attack step we confirm whether it was blocked, only detected, or missed entirely.
- Which logs recorded each step
- When it was detected and how the team responded
- Coverage mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
We fix what was missed, on the spot
Sitting with your blue team, we tune detection rules and log collection. Where patches or permission changes are needed, we put them in order.
- SIEM, EDR and Genox rules updated directly
- Missing log sources added
- Permission and configuration fixes assigned and prioritized
We run the same attack again
Once the fixes are in, we replay the scenario to confirm it is actually stopped. The next cycle adds new techniques.
- Replay proves the new rules catch the attack
- Results build up on a coverage map
- Repeated monthly or quarterly, as agreed
Every engine adds evidence
to one verdict
Each engine collects its own evidence.
The Threat Correlator puts it together.
Vulnerability Scanner
Scans code, container images and internet-facing assets, and lists what attackers could actually use first.
Behavioral Analyzer
Runs suspicious files in an isolated sandbox and spots accounts, servers and AI agents acting out of character.
Threat Correlator
Ties alerts into one attack timeline and explains each verdict with evidence and confidence.
Research Lab
Reproduces new attack techniques and AI attacks in isolation, then turns them into detection rules.
Hand off as much
as you need
AI SOC · MDR
24/7 monitoring. AI triages first, analysts confirm and respond.
Penetration testing
Experts attack like real adversaries; automated scans cover the rest.
Red & blue team
We attack first, check what your defenses caught, fix the gaps and test again.
AI/LLM red teaming
20 checks for chatbots and AI agents, from prompt injection to agents holding more permissions than they need.
Incident response
We take reports 24/7. We contain the attack first, then work out how they got in and help you get running again.
Consulting · cloud · OT
ISMS-P and ISO 27001, cloud misconfigurations and factory networks.
Runs where your data lives
On-prem · air-gapped
Installed in your data center with no outbound connection.
Private cloud
A dedicated environment for you, hosted in Korea.
Managed (MDR)
Our SOC runs it for you around the clock.
Through an MSSP
Security providers run it with each client kept separate.
Built by Genox
in Seoul
Genox Cybersecurity AI is developed and supported by Genox in Seoul.
The people behind it are security researchers, AI engineers and SOC analysts.
- Genox · Seoul, Republic of Korea
- Business Reg. No. 111-64-00772
- ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certification in progress
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