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AhnLab, Inc., founded in 1995, is a security software provider in South Korea. AhnLab sells computer software such as antivirus software, online security, network security appliances such as Advanced Threat (Malware) Detection & Remediation, including APT type of cyber attack, firewalls, IPS, UTM, and security software for online games and the mobile web.

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History

Establishment of AhnLab

Ahn Cheol-Soo (founder) found his computer infected with the computer virus called (c)brain. He developed a program to find and remove it and named it 'Vaccine'. Since then, anti-virus software has been called 'Vaccine software' in Korea. He distributed the antivirus program to the public without charge, until he established AhnLab in 1995. Dr. Ahn promoted his new company in 1995.^[9][10]

Expansion

Since its founding in 1995, AhnLab has become one of the largest security software companies over 50% of market share in the Korean security market alone and approximately 500 distributors worldwide.^[11][12] In September 2001, AhnLab was listed in the KRX: 053800. Headquartered in Seongnam-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea, AhnLab is traded on the KOSDAQ under the symbol AhnLab.

On the tenth anniversary of the company's founding (2005), Ahn Cheol-Soo resigned his position as the CEO, Kim Cheol-Soo was appointed as the successor.^[7] Current CEO is HongSun Kim (appointed in 2008).^[13][14]

AhnLab has been selected as one of the Korea's most admired company for five years from 2004 to 2010.^[15][16][17]

On 4 October 2011, Ahnlab' Headquarters has moved to Seongnam-Si, Gyeonggi-Do.^[18] On 29 March 2012, Ahnlab' Korean company name has been changed from (주)안철수연구소 to (주)안랩 by the annual meeting of shareholders.

Locations

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• Korea: 673, Sampyeong-Dong, Bundang-Gu, Seongnam-Si, Gyeonggi-Do. (Headquarters)
• Japan: 8F, Akihabara UDX Bldg, Sotokanda, Chiyoda, Tokyo.
• China: Rm.1206, Science Tower of Beijing Electronics Zone, No.12 of JiuxianQiao Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China

Products

AhnLab has many security software products for PC, Network and Mobile, including:

• AhnLab V3 Internet Security (AntiVirus. Version for commercial use)
• AhnLab V3 Lite (AntiVirus. Version for personal use in free. Technical testbed for commercial versions)
• AhnLab V3 365 Clinic (AntiVirus, etc. Version for personal use)
• AhnLab TrusGuard (Firewall, VPN, IPS, against DDoS)
• AhnLab Absolute IPS (blocks worms and DDoS attack)
• AhnLab Online Security (anti-malware, anti-keylogger, firewall)
• AhnLab Mobile Security (Windows mobile, symbian, Wifi OS, Wii, Nintendo DS/DSXL/3DS, Android)
• AhnLab SecuGuard for PC (security for PC)
• AhnLab SiteGuard (Web filtering, protects against phishing websites and infected pages)
• AhnLab TrusGuard UTM for LTAD (for securing LTAD)

HackShield

HackShield is a hacking and cheating prevention software suite and service^[19] for MMOs and has been used in games by Nexon and NCSoft.^[20] It has been available to Korean game developers since 2001^[20] and American game developers since 2005.^[21]

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10. ↑ 'Ahn Chul-soo: “Korea needs horizontal thinking to make a Nintendo game player.”'Archived 17 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine at Korea Foundation.
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12. ↑ AhnLab Considers Overseas M&A at Korea IT Times.
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14. ↑ 'AhnLab Looks to Perform in International Stage' at Korea Times.
15. ↑ 'Archived copy' (in Korean). Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 5 August 2016.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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Further reading

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• Kim, Tae-Jung (17 January 2008). 'AhnLab Announces 7 Security Issues for 2008'. ZDNet Korea. CBS Interactive. Retrieved 10 October 2013.

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