The Korea Sports Council invites the Korea Internet & Security Agency to conduct personal information protection training for member sports organizations

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The Korea Sports Association announced on the 1st that it conducted "2026 member sports organizations' personal information protection reinforcement education" for member sports organizations on March 24 and March 31, respectively.

According to the Korea Sports Association, the training was held in the conference room on the third floor of the Seoul Olympic Parktel with 198 officials from member sports organizations attending. It was a place to strengthen the awareness of personal information protection of member sports organizations and enhance on-site response capabilities, while sharing cases of personal information exposure and leakage and guiding amendments to related laws.

The main contents consisted of cases of personal information exposure in the sports world, sharing cases of personal information infringement, procedures for responding to personal information leakage, safety measures, and management measures, and practical training that could be applied immediately in the field.

In particular, the Korea Internet Promotion Agency (KISA) detection and investigation team, which signed a business agreement with the Korea Sports Association and conducted a personal information leakage and exposure check on the website of sports organizations, participated as instructors. The instructors analyzed in-depth, focusing on actual cases, and accordingly helped to strengthen personal information protection and cultivate the ability to manage it safely.

Chairman Yoo Seung Min said, "As sports organizations deal with player information, special management is required," adding, "We will support safe management of information of valuable athletes through continuous education and inspection."

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