Graphic = Jeong Seo-heeKim Jong-chul, the nominee for commissioner general of the police, said he would actively cooperate on forming a so-called cyber security czar if needed.At a regular press briefing at the Korean National Police Agency on the 9th, Kim said in a written response that he had not received any separate instructions so far and stated accordingly.Earlier, President Lee Jae-myung ordered a review of creating a government-wide cyber security control tower—dubbed a cyber security czar—as hacking crimes and other cyber threats continued.Kim said the police are working on measures to counter cyberterrorism that exploits artificial intelligence (AI), including expanding information sharing with relevant agencies at home and abroad and pursuing accession to the Budapest Convention to preserve evidence quickly.The Korean National Police Agency said that under this approach, it has been coordinating with related agencies, including the Financial Security Institute, on the recent hacking case in the financial sector, while also conducting a parallel international joint investigation.Kim said, “We will enhance our systems—developing investigative techniques and building a Generative AI analysis framework—to improve the efficiency and speed of investigations.”※ This article has been translated by AI. Share your feedback here.
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