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MegazoneCloud achieves profitability turnaround with $1.16 billion revenue in 2025. PR Newswire Today at 5:51pm PDT * Revenue grows 28% YoY... EBITDA reaches $13.8M and net profit $5.4M * Strong AWS growth drives momentum as Google business surpasses $132.9M run rate... AI & security revenue reaches $292.2M * Expanding new businesses backed by $398.5M in available capital SEOUL, South Korea, April 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - MegazoneCloud (CEO Doug Yeum), a leading AI-native digital transformation company, today announced that it has successfully achieved a full-year profitability turnaround in 2025. On a consolidated basis, the company recorded revenue of $1.16B, up 27.9% year-over-year, and net profit of $5.4M. Operating profit also turned positive. Adjusted EBITDA, including stock-based compensation, totaled $13.8M, demonstrating MegazoneCloud's strengthened earnings capability. AI-Driven Business Transformation Fuels Double-Digit Revenue Growth The results are particularly meaningful as MegazoneCloud achieved double-digit revenue growth while reinforcing its profit structure through continued business portfolio optimization. Its AWS-related business maintained steady growth, while its Google Cloud and Google Workspace businesses grew rapidly, surpassing a $132.9M run rate. The company also secured future growth drivers through its new business segments. Revenue from AI and security businesses exceeded $245.7M and $46.5M, respectively. MegazoneCloud strengthened its domestic AI infrastructure capabilities through distribution agreements with NVIDIA and Dell and became the first managed service provider (MSP) in Korea to obtain ISO/IEC 42001 certification, the international standard for AI management systems. The recent launch of its enterprise AI operating system, "AIR Studio V2," further accelerates its AI business momentum. In the security sector, MegazoneCloud continues to enhance its ability to respond to evolving threats through partnerships with leading security companies such as Wiz, Zscaler, and Check Point. Overseas revenue reached $99.6M, maintaining solid growth and laying the foundation for global expansion. The company is accelerating its international business, particularly in North America, the Middle East, and Japan, by strengthening local partnerships and advancing its MSP capabilities. Expansion into New Businesses Backed by $398.5M in Available Capital Looking ahead, MegazoneCloud plans to further strengthen its growth by advancing Agentic AI system implementation, establishing leadership in AI security and governance, expanding its multi-cloud and hybrid cloud portfolio to maximize profitability, and differentiating its offerings through partnerships with more than 200 global companies. The company aims to triple its revenue and achieve a 15% operating margin by 2030. MegazoneCloud will actively invest in these initiatives using approximately $398.5M in available funds, along with future proceeds from its planned initial public offering (IPO). Headquartered in Seoul, Korea, MegazoneCloud is a leading AI-native cloud company with more than 2,000 cloud and AI experts, serving over 8,000 customers worldwide as a trusted digital transformation partner. Through strategic partnerships with major global and domestic cloud service providers (CSPs), as well as collaboration with over 200 ISV partners and proprietary cloud, AI, and security solutions, MegazoneCloud continues to drive innovation and growth for its customers. With its vision, "Transform Tomorrow, Together," MegazoneCloud is committed to building future competitiveness for its customers through technology, data, and people. The company operates in 10 countries, including Korea, North America, Japan, Southeast Asia, Oceania, and the Middle East, growing alongside its global partners and customers. SOURCE MegazoneCloud This is a paid placement. For further inquiries, please contact PR Newswire directly.

RSA Conference 2026 - Agents and AI theme. 650 Group attended the show in San Francisco this year and can say that it was obvious on many levels that AI was the theme. 650 Group say it's obvious because, from its walks around the show floor, about half the booths were promoting Artificial Intelligence in some way. Additionally, 650 Group saw AI Agents - sort of - crash the party. By "sort of," we mean that agents were already infringing on the SecOps part of the cybersecurity market before the show, when Anthropic announced that it is "making frontier cybersecurity capabilities available to defenders." Similarly, Databricks, which until now hadn't really been in the cybersecurity market, announced at the RSA show that it has developed its "Lakewatch" SIEM product, the result of its acquisition of two companies and its collaboration with Anthropic's Claude. As for what's happened in the past month or so leading up to the show, the level of competition from Agents and AI in the SecOps market has increased. Some other companies also made interesting announcements at the show, including HPE, Fortinet, Gigamon, Viavi, Cato, Zscaler and Palo Alto Networks. Additionally, Google proudly showed off its recently acquired Wiz offerings. Fortinet maintained a major presence at RSA 2026 with a large booth, over 40 presentations, and live demos centered on its Security Fabric platform. The company highlighted advancements in AI-driven SecOps, Unified SASE, Agentic AI for coordinated defense, OT security, and strategies for disrupting cybercrime networks at scale. Gigamon participated in the RSA Conference 2026 by showcasing its Deep Observability Pipeline and demonstrating how network-derived telemetry eliminates blind spots in hybrid and multi-cloud environments. No major new product launches were announced; the focus remained on demonstrating real-time visibility to strengthen security operations and infrastructure management. Viavi launched Observer Threat Forensics at RSA 2026 to enable true NetSecOps convergence through forensic-grade investigation, retrospective analysis, and unified telemetry. The solution combines packet, flow, and log data to enable faster threat hunting, reduce alert fatigue, and provide comprehensive visibility across the full security lifecycle. Cato Networks spotlighted its latest AI-powered SASE innovations at RSA 2026, including the GPU-accelerated Cato Neural Edge platform and the dedicated Cato AI Security solution. The company also ran multiple sessions via Cato CTRL on emerging threats, OPSEC failures, and AI-driven evasion techniques. Zscaler showcased its AI Security Platform, built on a Zero Trust architecture, at RSA 2026, emphasizing protection for GenAI adoption and AI supply chains. Highlights included CEO Jay Chaudhry's keynote on Zero Trust as the foundation for the intelligent age and the release of the 2026 VPN Risk Report. Palo Alto Networks unveiled a suite of agentic AI security innovations at RSA 2026 to help enterprises safely scale AI workflows. Standouts included Prisma AIRS 3.0 for full-lifecycle AI protection, Prisma Browser for Business, enhanced Agentic SASE capabilities, and Next-Generation Trust Security (NGTS) for automated certificate management and post-quantum readiness.

RSAC 2026: how Zscaler is securing the AI ecosystem. 2026-03-27 18:03 Zscaler CPO shares his insight on securing AI ecosystems at RSAC 2026. Read the original article: Hacking & Cracking