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SK Telecom's AI-Powered Scam Prevention Technology Wins Top Honor at CES 2025

ONLINE TEAM / Updated : 2024-11-18 08:54:12
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Seoul, South Korea – SK Telecom, South Korea's leading telecommunications company, has announced that its AI-powered mobile fraud detection and prevention technology, ScamVanguard, has been awarded the prestigious "Best of Innovation" award at the upcoming CES 2025. The award recognizes ScamVanguard's exceptional capabilities in cybersecurity.

CES, the world's largest consumer electronics show, will be held in Las Vegas in January 2025. The "Best of Innovation" awards are given to products that demonstrate the most innovative designs and engineering in the consumer technology industry.

ScamVanguard: A Shield Against Mobile Fraud

ScamVanguard is a comprehensive AI-powered solution designed to protect mobile users from a wide range of threats, including phishing attacks, social engineering scams, and robocalls. The technology leverages deep learning algorithms to identify and block suspicious messages, while AI-powered bots monitor social media platforms for fraudulent activities. Additionally, machine learning is employed to detect patterns in fraudulent calls.

Since its commercial launch earlier this year, ScamVanguard has been integrated into SK Telecom's A. service, providing users with real-time protection against spam calls and potential scams. The technology has also been incorporated into the company's authentication app, PASS, and its chat platform, Chat+.

Key Features of ScamVanguard:

Deep learning-based phishing detection: Accurately identifies suspicious messages and alerts users to potential threats.

AI-powered social media monitoring: Detects and prevents social engineering scams on popular platforms.

Machine learning-based fraud call detection: Identifies patterns in fraudulent calls to block them proactively.

Impact and Future Plans

ScamVanguard has proven to be highly effective in combating mobile fraud, blocking an average of 1.3 million suspected fraudulent messages and calls per month. To expand its reach, SK Telecom has partnered with IBK Bank to integrate ScamVanguard into the bank's customer protection solution, SurPASS.

Quote from SK Telecom representative: "We are honored to receive the CES Best of Innovation award for ScamVanguard. This recognition validates our commitment to protecting our customers from the ever-evolving threat of cybercrime. By leveraging AI and machine learning, we are able to provide a robust and effective solution that safeguards our customers' sensitive information and financial assets."

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