Summary
Quad Miners announced that its network threat hunting solution, Network Blackbox (NBB) 5.0, has obtained a security function verification certificate confirming compliance with South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) government-grade security requirements. The solution, a full packet capture-based Network Detection and Response (NDR) platform, has also expanded its AI-driven anomaly detection capabilities focused on internal asset behavior. The company is planning to launch an integrated manager in the first half of 2026 and continues to apply AI/XAI-based detection technologies developed through a government-funded R&D program to its product line.
Government-Grade Security Certification
Network Blackbox (NBB) 5.0 is a Network Detection and Response (NDR) solution built on full packet capture and comprehensive traffic analysis. Its development process incorporated secure coding practices and code integrity verification.
Quad Miners obtained, through an accredited testing institution, a security function verification certificate confirming compliance with South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) government-grade security requirements. [Verification needed: exact certification name, issuance date, and testing institution] Based on this certification, the company is pursuing expanded deployment across public sector and critical infrastructure environments.
AI-Based Anomaly Detection for Internal Asset Behavior
Network Blackbox includes detection capabilities aimed at Living off the Land (LotL) attacks, which exploit legitimate accounts and administrative tools. The platform analyzes internal network packets and log data to identify behavioral patterns for users and assets, using AI to detect anomalies in real time. The system is designed to provide both detection evidence and contextual risk information alongside each alert.
Planned Integrated Manager for Distributed Environments
Quad Miners is planning to launch an integrated manager in the first half of 2026. [Verification needed: confirmed release timeline] The integrated manager is intended to provide the following capabilities:
- Centralized management of distributed network environments through a single console
- Consolidated analysis of event and behavioral data across multi-site environments
- Unified policy and detection frameworks across the organization
AI/XAI Detection Technology Developed Through Government R&D
Quad Miners stated that it has developed AI/XAI-based network anomaly detection technology through a government-funded R&D program valued at approximately KRW 5.6 billion. [Verification needed: program name, administering agency, and confirmed funding status] The company is applying the resulting research to its product line as part of an ongoing commercialization process, and stated plans to pursue further international expansion through a next-generation security operations model incorporating LLM-based technology.
This content was prepared by Quad Miners based on facts reported by Datanet (Korea) on March 20, 2026, and is presented independently for the company's official newsroom.