Why South Korea must not restrict information about the North

South Korea is a confident democracy. It should act like one. That means it must not fear information about North Korea. It ...
Managingip.com

Safeguarding proprietary information in Korea: revised sentencing guidelines and landmark ruling

Hyoun-Ja Park and Minji Ryan Kim of FirstLaw PC analyse two significant developments as South Korea attempts to strengthen its protection of trade secrets and proprietary information involving ...
AOL

Korean War Fast Facts

Here’s a look at the Korean War. Although hostilities ceased in 1953, there has been no formal end to the war. Korea was under Japanese rule before and during World War II, and was divided into two ...
The National Interest

Inside South Korea’s Plan to Use AI to Track North Korea

South Korea is planning to spend millions of dollars on a new system to analyze information in North Korea, using such technologies as artificial intelligence and big data. That’s according to a ...
Forbes

Arizona Woman Will Go To Jail For Multi-Million Dollar Fraud Scheme Connected To North Korea

An Arizona woman has been sentenced for her role in a scheme involving North Korean information technology (IT) workers who infiltrated and defrauded businesses. Prosecutors called it the largest case ...
Human Rights Watch

North Korea’s Window on the World Is at Risk of Closing

Security experts, United Nations officials, and congressional leaders have for years insisted that in dealing with North Korea, its government’s systemic human rights abuses need to be addressed ...
Business Wire

Korea’s Top Information Security Companies Participate in RSA 2021

SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA) and Korea Information Security Industry Association (KISIA) are bringing the South Korean cybersecurity companies to ...
The Diplomat

Does North Korea Really Execute People for Watching South Korean Videos?

Despite the explicit stipulations in the law, the South Korean government and activists insisted the law’s Article 7 provided a loophole by which the death penalty could be applied to violators.
csis.org

North Koreans Want External Information, But Kim Jong-Un Seeks to Limit Access

North Korea has the abysmal “distinction” of ranking absolutely last of the 180 countries ranked in the World Press Freedom Index. This annual ranking is conducted by the Paris-based international ...
The Heritage Foundation

North Korea’s Cybercrimes Pay for Weapons Programs and Undermine Sanctions

North Korean cyber operations are a strategic threat to the United States, its partners, and the licit international financial network. Pyongyang’s cybercrimes provide a means for circumventing ...
UPI

Defectors say sending information into North Korea is vital

SEOUL, July1 (UPI) --Facing denunciation from Pyongyang and legal scrutiny at home, North Korean defectors who send leaflets and other information across the border say the practice is a vital step ...
Barron's

Korea Information Certificate Authority Inc.

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