Solar to Showcase Solar AI Firewall for Business Protection Against AI Risks at SOC Forum 2026

GK Solar will present its new Solar AI Firewall solution at SOC Forum 2026 to help organizations control interactions with AI services and prevent confidential data leaks through employee prompts. The product addresses growing risks from staff sending corporate data to neural networks and AI agents gaining access to internal systems. The forum takes place on 27-28 October in Moscow's Lomonosov cluster, with the official launch of Solar AI Firewall scheduled during the event. Solar will also highlight practical risks of AI adoption, including data transmission to external services, use of public models by employees, and new attack surfaces in corporate infrastructure. The solution will be demonstrated as part of an integrated ecosystem for access, network, and data protection. In addition, the company plans to introduce JSOC ONE, a new line of Solar JSOC services tailored for mid-sized businesses that require 24/7 monitoring without building their own SOC.

AntiMalwareOctober 26, 2026Translated from Russian

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GK Solar will unveil its Solar AI Firewall at SOC Forum 2026 to help organizations manage risks associated with artificial intelligence adoption. The new solution is designed to control employee interactions with AI services and block leaks of sensitive information through prompts.

Small and medium-sized businesses, as well as large corporations, face increasing exposure as employees upload work data to neural networks and AI agents receive access to corporate systems. Solar AI Firewall aims to mitigate these threats by monitoring and securing such interactions within the company's ecosystem for access, network, and data protection.

The product launch is scheduled for the days of the forum, which will be held on 27-28 October at the Lomonosov cluster in Moscow. Company representatives will reveal detailed functionality and practical use cases on site, including scenarios for safe AI development, attack monitoring, and protection of online resources.

Alongside the firewall, GK Solar will present JSOC ONE, a new service line from Solar JSOC targeted at mid-sized businesses. This offering enables round-the-clock monitoring and incident response without the need to build an internal Security Operations Center. Attendees will be able to discuss infrastructure requirements and calculate service costs directly at the booth.

Experts speaking in the business program will examine topics such as AI access to internal systems, security of generated code, and the limits of autonomous AI operations in corporate environments.

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