Cudo Communication Receives a Plaque of Appreciation from Gwacheon City for Practicing Corporate Social Responsibility

Cudo Communication (CEO Kim Yong-sik), a company specializing in AI security solutions, received a plaque of appreciation from Gwacheon City in recognition of its ongoing social contribution activities aimed at strengthening the future technology capabilities of local youth. The plaque was presented at a ceremony held on the 3rd at the Gwacheon Youth Training Center. Lee Ju-yeon, Executive Director of Cudo Communication, received the award alongside the Director of the National Gwacheon Science Museum and the Director of the KOTITI Testing Institute.

Cudo Communication is an AI security company based in the DX Tower at Gwacheon Knowledge Information Town and has been carrying out educational social contribution activities to share IT convergence technologies with the local community. Leveraging its core technologies—such as AI-based intelligent control, EAI, ESB and API integration, big data analysis, and cloud security—the company provides hands-on educational programs that allow teenagers to experience future technologies in practice.

In 2025, Cudo Communication further systematized its educational programs by strengthening cooperation with local educational institutions. For students at Gwacheon High School, the company offered practical, field-oriented training, including AI-based video analysis exercises, an introduction to AWS-based cloud environments, and basic concepts of federated learning. In addition, through the Gwacheon Miri Sharing School, operated in cooperation with the Gyeonggi-do Anyang Gwacheon Office of Education, a curriculum covering AI, information security, and physical security was developed, expanding opportunities for students to explore career paths and gain exposure to real-world technologies.

Students who participated in the programs responded positively, noting that the training was helpful for career exploration. Feedback included comments such as, “Learning content connected to real-world practice was very helpful in planning my career path,” and “It was a meaningful experience to systematically learn topics that are difficult to encounter in regular school classes.”

“I believe it is an important social responsibility for technology companies to help nurture future developers and technical talent by providing opportunities to experience emerging technologies and build a foundation for growth,” said Lee Ju-yeon, Executive Director of Cudo Communication. “We will continue to expand our social contribution activities in cooperation with local communities and grow as a company that practices corporate social responsibility.”

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