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Comtrue Technologies to Hold 9th Dreams Come True Conference, Unveiling New Sherlock Holmes AI DLP Features for the First Time

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Comtrue Technologies, an AI and information security company, will hold its 9th Dreams Come True Conference in Seoul next month. The event will show new features of its Sherlock Holmes AI DLP product for the first time.

What happened

Comtrue Technologies said it will host the 9th Dreams Come True Conference at Posco Tower in Yeoksam, Seoul, on the 4th of next month at 2 p.m. The Korea Artificial Intelligence Association (KORAIA) is a sponsor. The main news is the first public look at new features for Sherlock Holmes AI DLP, a tool that stops data leaks.

What is DLP?

DLP stands for Data Loss Prevention. It is software that tries to stop private or secret information from leaving a company. The article says older DLP tools have three types: endpoint DLP (for computers and devices), network DLP (for network traffic), and generative AI DLP (for AI chat tools). Comtrue says it uses AI to fill the gaps in these older tools.

Key facts

  • The conference is on the 4th of next month, starting at 2 p.m.
  • Comtrue says it has 30 years of security know-how behind the product.
  • The new features cover printing, copying to removable media, typing prompts into generative AI, uploading files to AI tools, and shadow AI (unapproved AI tools).
  • The event is free and open only to security staff from companies, public bodies, and financial and telecom firms.
  • Registration is done on Comtrue's website.

What the new features do

The company says older DLP tools often make mistakes. They can flag safe data as a leak (false positives) or miss real leaks (false negatives). The new features add more detection areas and run a second check to improve accuracy. The talks will also cover how to detect and block secret information in documents and images attached to AI tools, and an AI-based eKYC process that checks ID cards and spots fake or copied IDs.

Why it matters

As companies use AI for more daily work, more kinds of data need protection. A company official said the conference is a place to discuss how to protect data across AI-based DLP, generative AI security, and remote identity checks. The event shows where data security is heading as AI spreads through offices.

Glossary

eKYC
Electronic Know Your Customer: a way to check someone's identity online, often using an ID card photo.
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