MOU for Joint Response to Hacking Incidents Affecting Companies and Institutions
Stealth Solution, a cybersecurity specialist company, announced on July 8 that it has signed a “business agreement for joint response to hacking damage” with Law Firm Lin, and will provide an integrated response system for affected companies and institutions.
This agreement was established to provide a comprehensive response system for companies and institutions that have suffered from hacking, ranging from diagnosing the cause of the breach and the extent of the damage, to technical measures for prevention of recurrence, legal remedies including claims for damages and criminal response, and minimizing sanctions. Companies affected by hacking will be able to access integrated technical and legal support without having to separately contact security firms and law firms.
The two companies will build a three-stage integrated response system: damage assessment, technical remediation to prevent recurrent breaches, and legal remedies such as damage claims and criminal response.
Stealth Solution will operate a red team comprised of former Cyber Operations Command center chiefs and operations team leaders to conduct precise assessments of breach pathways and the extent of data leaks. The company will establish a recurrence prevention framework using its proprietary “Network Moving Target Defense (Network MTD)” and “Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE)” technologies.
“Network Moving Target Defense” is a technology that changes IP addresses and ports every second, dispersing the attack surface—the primary target of hacking attempts—across 4.2 billion combinations, making it impossible to locate the target itself. In the MITRE ATT&CK evaluation, the international standard for hacking techniques, it achieved a 100% defense rate. “Fully Homomorphic Encryption” is a technology that encrypts data with quantum resistance and allows computation in the encrypted state, and was designated as an “Essential Privacy-Enhancing Technology” by the U.S. Department of Justice in April 2025.
Law Firm Lin will be responsible for legal advisory services, including response to violations of the Personal Information Protection Act and Information and Communications Network Act, damage claims, criminal complaints and investigation cooperation, and revising contracts and governance for prevention of recurrence.
According to the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA), the number of reported cyber incidents in the domestic private sector surged by 48%, from 1,277 cases in 2023 to 1,887 cases in 2024, and reached a record high of 2,383 cases in 2025.
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Yuhan Park, CEO of Stealth Solution, stated, “In an era where AI automatically creates hacking tools and quantum computers threaten existing encryption systems, it is difficult to prevent damage with detection-focused security alone,” adding, “We have established a system that allows affected companies to receive both technical prevention and legal remedies simultaneously.”
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