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South Korea’s Cyber Defence and Digital Cooperation with the EU

verfasst von : Kyu-dok Hong, Seong-jong Song

Erschienen in: Cybersecurity Policy in the EU and South Korea from Consultation to Action

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This chapter examines the evolving and imminent North Korean cyber threat and primarily highlights the role of the Reconnaissance General Bureau (and its cyber footprints as the core institutional system of North Korea’s cyber operations). The chapter also examines the possibility of an EU-South Korea cyber-strategic partnership based on the respective cybersecurity strategies against North Korea’s threats and other cybersecurity concerns and, to this end, formulates four policy recommendations to improve South Korea’s cybersecurity defence posture which are relevant for further South Korea-EU cyber cooperation: the establishment of a whole-of-the-government consensus on the necessity of countermeasures against cybersecurity threats, the construction of central authority in charge of overall cybersecurity policies, and the institutionalization of international cooperation in cybersecurity through various channels.

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Vorheriges Kapitel Arms Control in the Cyber Domain: A European Approach to Mitigate Digital Threats

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In 2019, South Korea overhauled the country’s cyber command, renaming the unit the Cyber Operations Command and designating it as an entity under the direct control of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for the purpose of reinvigorating its military operational focus.

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Titel: South Korea’s Cyber Defence and Digital Cooperation with the EU
verfasst von: Kyu-dok Hong
Seong-jong Song
Verlag: Springer International Publishing
Buch: Cybersecurity Policy in the EU and South Korea from Consultation to Action
Print ISBN: 978-3-031-08383-9

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-031-08384-6

Copyright-Jahr: 2022
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-08384-6_8

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