Introducing Enterprise AI Security Platform 'QueryPie AI Hub' at KHF 2025
CloudNetworks (CEO Jeong Heung-gyun) announced that it participated in the "2025 Korean Hospital Information Association Fall Academic Seminar," held on September 18 at COEX in Seoul.
This seminar was held with a focus on AI, the first of the five key keywords of the 2025 International Healthcare & Hospital Fair (KHF), spotlighting ways to innovate artificial intelligence in the medical field. Oh Jong-hoon, Head of the Cloud Platform Technology Team, gave a presentation titled "AI-Powered Security, Its Beginning" in the session on medical field applications at the data track seminar. He emphasized that, as the adoption of artificial intelligence has become an essential task for medical institutions, AI security must be considered proactively.
In fact, major domestic medical institutions are successively adopting LLM-based medical data analysis, automatic EMR recording, AI bed assignment, and AI image reading, among others. As the use of AI spreads rapidly in this way, security risks are growing along with it.
As an example illustrating this risk, Team Lead Oh introduced the Replit AI agent incident. This AI, which was under testing, ignored predefined protective guidelines, deleted the entire production database, and then created a fake database. He warned, "MCP enables fast interaction through LLMs, but without proper security governance, it can expose organizations to serious risk."
To address this problem, CloudNetworks presented its enterprise AI security platform 'QueryPie AI Hub.' This platform is designed based on MCP (Model Context Protocol) to support AI in connecting safely with diverse work environments. In addition to its own MCP, it provides verified MCP servers that integrate with major business tools such as Slack, GitHub, and AWS, and through DLP and UEBA technologies, it automatically masks or blocks sensitive information and detects anomalous behavior in real time. In particular, it provides the comprehensive security functions essential when adopting AI in environments handling sensitive personal information, such as medical institutions, thereby enabling the safe use of AI.
Team Lead Oh emphasized, "Through QueryPie AI Hub, security personnel can control AI risks in the MCP environment while at the same time using AI to carry out security work more efficiently," adding, "Once an environment is built in which AI can be safely adopted, medical institutions too will be able to enjoy the true benefits of AI — faster decision-making and higher efficiency." Indeed, Gartner forecasts that the safe use of AI in the medical field can be expected to bring significant effects, such as a 50% reduction in clinical documentation time and a 22% reduction in mortality rate.
Meanwhile, CloudNetworks has project experience with major medical institutions including the National Fire Service Hospital, Seoul National University Hospital, and Kangbuk Samsung Hospital, and its presentation emphasizing the importance of AI security at this event — where medical AI innovation was a central theme — drew strong interest from attendees.
