Pil-sang Reveals AI Phishing Prevention Technology at CES 2026, Participates in Samsung C-Lab

Cybersecurity startup Pill Sang participates in CES 2026 to showcase AI-based phishing detection technology. Pill Sang will unveil its next-generation phishing prevention solution at the Samsung Electronics C-Lab exhibition at 'CES 2026' taking place on the 6th in Las Vegas, USA. At this exhibition, Pill Sang will introduce real-time malicious URL detection and blocking, impersonation site detection, and automated monitoring solutions for collection, detection, analysis, and response. Unlike the traditional "blacklist" method that blocks known risky numbers or sites, Pill Sang's solution adopts a new approach where AI analyzes the patterns and characteristics of URLs to determine whether they are new phishing attempts. The company claims that this technology boasts a detection accuracy of 97%, detecting approximately 1 million URLs daily through its app "Sakda Jaba." Currently, the app has achieved a cumulative download count of 500,000. Pill Sang was selected as the best company in the Samsung Financial "C-Lab Outside" last year, leading to the establishment of a booth at this year's CES 2026 Samsung Electronics C-Lab exhibition in Eureka Park. This marks Pill Sang's second participation in CES since last year. Additionally, Pill Sang was recently selected for the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund's "First Penguin" program, securing funding support of up to 4 billion won, and was also designated as a data voucher supplier for 2026. CEO Kang Pil Sang stated, "Through this exhibition, we plan to expand global partnerships for our security solutions provided in the form of an SDK (Software Development Kit)."