Borders between countries are being removed, and competition among companies is becoming fiercer with the rise of globalization. A company needs to develop new technology and strengthen its competitiveness, but it is also essential for it to effectively protect technology previously developed by investing substantial funds and effort. Industrial security, an important factor in corporate management, is more reliable and necessary than insurance as it strengthens a company’s foundation and ensures against future compromise. We will take a look at the flow and direction of domestic and overseas industrial security policies, and discuss the effects of the Personal Information Protection Act on corporate management.
- Recent overseas industrial security policy trends
- Current situation and improvement plan of Korean industrial security
- Effects of the establishment of the Personal Information Protection Act on corporate management

- Moderator
LEE, Kil Kyu (Professor, Graduate School of Technology & Innovation Management, Hanyang University)

- Presenters
PARK, Young-woo (Research Fellow, Korea Internet & Security Agency)
YOO, Chang-ha (Legal Director, Daum Communications Corp.)
LIM, Jong-in (Dean, Graduate School of Information Security, Korea University)

- Discussants
JEONG, Jin-hong (Dean, Graduate School of Industrial Security MBA, aSSIST)
CHO, Byung-chul (Visiting Professor, former Director of Forensic Team, Graduate School of National Intelligence)

- Rapporteur
SUNG, Sun-je (Head Professor, Industrial Security MBA, aSSIST)