Raonsecure unveiled an integrated security strategy for agentic AI at SecuUp 2026, held September 30 at the Fairmont Ambassador Seoul in Yeouido. The framework assigns each AI agent a unique digital identity, records who delegated its permissions, restricts its actions to approved authority and logs activity on a blockchain. Chief executive Lee Soon-hyung said security must advance alongside AI’s growing ability to reason, plan and execute. The company presented five linked solutions—OneAccess, OneShield, OneTag, OneSOAR and OneHacker—covering the process from an agent receiving a command through data processing, task execution and threat response. Chief technology officer Kim Tae-jin said the products were designed as a single pipeline rather than as standalone tools. A demonstration featured Rawon-i, described as Raonsecure’s first AI employee, receiving a digital employee ID and verifying visitors’ mobile IDs. The event also included a blockchain-and-AI hackathon whose final round featured 10 teams. Raonsecure said it aims to combine AI, Web3, security and authentication technologies to build digital trust infrastructure.