S2W brought AI-driven tools for tracing criminal activity and dissecting cyber risks to a major security expo in Europe. Following a successful deployment of its platform for a Greek government body last year, the Korean firm now eyes broader penetration across both public agencies and private enterprises on the continent.
The company confirmed its attendance at it-sa Expo&Congress 2026, which ran from October 27 through 29 in Nuremberg, Germany. More than 1,000 global exhibitors convened for the event, where S2W presented two distinct security platforms built on artificial intelligence.
XARVIS targets public sector investigators. The platform mines and correlates data scattered across dark web forums, Telegram channels, social networks, and similar sources to pinpoint attackers and map their movements. A standout feature, Deep Research Investigator, functions as an investigation-focused agent that processes questions in plain language, locates pertinent information, chains together analytical tools, and delivers results.
Meanwhile, Quasar serves business clients needing visibility into their external attack surface. It evaluates exposed IT infrastructure, known vulnerabilities, leaked credentials, and observed threat actor behavior. By mapping relationships among individual risk signals, the system estimates the probability of an actual breach and ranks which issues demand immediate attention.
S2W’s foothold in Europe began with that Greek government contract for Quasar. Company representatives used the Nuremberg gathering to hold follow-up discussions with local institutions and firms, leveraging the existing reference deal as a springboard for additional partnerships.
CEO Seo Sang-deok characterized Europe as a strategically valuable market where cybersecurity regulation continues to tighten and investment in protective technologies keeps climbing. He signaled plans to expand the company’s collaboration network across the region while accelerating its overseas growth trajectory.
