
Review of cyber breach incident response system and discussion of AI-based cyber attack response measures
The Ministry of Finance and Economy's Strategic Economic Advisory Group visited the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) on the 7th and held a quantum security subcommittee meeting to discuss security automation measures and advancement of encryption technology to respond to AI-based cyber attacks.
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The Ministry of Finance and Economy's Strategic Economic Advisory Group is visiting cyber security sites in the semiconductor and defense industries to inspect infringement response systems.
KISA visits the Quantum Security Subcommittee to discuss... Ministry of Finance and Economy, refer to policy formulation
(Sejong = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Soo-hyun = The Ministry of Finance and Economy's Strategic Economic Advisory Group visited the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) in Songpa-gu, Seoul on the 7th and held a bilateral security subcommittee meeting.
Following the semiconductor division on the 21st of last month and the defense industry division on the 29th, the advisory group visited the cybersecurity site in person to examine the prevention, detection, and response system for cyber infringement incidents.
Next, they discussed ways to automate security covering the entire development and operation cycle to combat increasingly sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI)-based cyber attacks.
At the meeting, opinions were also presented on the need for constant vulnerability checks through AI agents, security data analysis, and advancement of encryption technology that protects even the data utilization stage.
The Ministry of Finance and Economy plans to refer to the discussions of the advisory subcommittee in establishing policies.
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The Ministry of Finance and Economy plans to reflect the contents of the advisory group's discussions in establishing future policies.
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