South Korea has launched a new cybersecurity body to coordinate the domestic response to North Korea cryptocurrency theft that funds its nuclear ambitions and other threats, following a wave of major breaches targeting official networks.
The ROK presidential office announced the launch of the new National Cybersecurity Council in a press release on Wednesday after a meeting of representatives from 14 ministries and agencies, including the National Intelligence Service (NIS).
South Korea has launched a new cybersecurity body to coordinate the domestic response to North Korea cryptocurrency theft that funds its nuclear ambitions and other threats, following a wave of major breaches targeting official networks.
The ROK presidential office announced the launch of the new National Cybersecurity Council in a press release on Wednesday after a meeting of representatives from 14 ministries and agencies, including the National Intelligence Service (NIS).
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