
Coremail showed its AI-Native Secure Email System at LEAP East in Hong Kong, integrating LLM workflows with phishing detection and BEC defense for enterprise clients.
Coremail took its AI-Native Secure Email System to the Asia LEAP East exhibition in Hong Kong this month, the company's second appearance at the event after Saudi LEAP. The system integrates a large language model with enterprise email workflows, aiming to boost productivity without opening new security gaps.
The platform's AI Agent layer handles email classification, scheduling, approval routing and analytics. It runs on the ReAct autonomous execution framework and the Model Context Protocol, which lets it connect to enterprise applications and third-party tools. The pitch is that email becomes a smart gateway for workflows rather than just a message inbox.
On the security side, Coremail is going after phishing and business email compromise with a stack that includes AI-driven detection, sender identity verification, spam filters, LLM-based semantic analysis and multimodal threat detection. A user-level sandbox and least-privilege access controls round out the compliance features.
"AI is transforming the way enterprises work, security remains the foundation of AI adoption," said Tim Lin, Coremail's CTO. "We will continue integrating AI with enterprise email to deliver smarter, safer and more efficient communication and collaboration experiences."
LEAP East 2026 drew more than 25,000 professional visitors and 300 exhibitors across AI, cybersecurity and fintech. Coremail used the event to talk with industry professionals about AI-native enterprise applications and email security.
The company has been in the email and collaboration space for 27 years. It counts over 20,000 enterprise customers and supports more than 1 billion end users across government, finance, education, healthcare and energy sectors.
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