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Korean Sports Council renews memorandum of cooperation with public institutional investors in sports for privacy protection and information security collaboration

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Ha Hyung-ju, Seoul Olympic Memorial National Sports Promotion Corporation (from left), Yoo Seung-min, President of the Korean Sports Council, and Jung Jin-wan, President of the Korean Paralympic Committee. /Photo=Korean Sports Council
Ha Hyung-ju, Seoul Olympic Memorial National Sports Promotion Corporation (from left), Yoo Seung-min, President of the Korean Sports Council, and Jung Jin-wan, President of the Korean Paralympic Committee. /Photo=Korean Sports Council

The Korean Sports Council is strengthening cybersecurity and personal information protection systems for public institutional investors in the sports sector together with the Seoul Olympic Memorial National Sports Promotion Corporation and the Korean Paralympic Committee.

The three institutional investors announced on the 12th at 2 p.m. that they renewed a 'Memorandum of Cooperation on Strengthening Personal Information Protection and Information Security Collaboration' in the Grand Conference Room on the 13th floor of the Seoul Olympic Hall.

This agreement was established to build a rapid and systematic joint response framework in the event of personal information leaks or information security incidents. Starting with the establishment of a personal information protection consultation system in 2024, the three institutional investors have continued their cooperation annually. This year, they expanded their cooperation framework by newly adding the 'information security' field to the existing agreement scope.

Under the agreement, the three institutional investors will promote sharing of the latest technologies and incident cases related to personal information protection and information security, cooperate on education and publicity activities for employees, jointly respond to incidents involving personal information leaks or cyber intrusions, and conduct regular working-level consultations along with sharing best practices among institutional investors.

Yoo Seung-min, President of the Korean Sports Council, stated, "Through this renewed agreement, we will further expand practical cooperation," adding, "By strengthening personal information protection and cybersecurity for athletes, we will continuously raise the level of information security across the sports community."

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