KISA Steps Up Global Cooperation on AI Cybersecurity, Seeks Collaboration With World Economic Forum and Singapore's Cybersecurity Agency
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KISA met separately on the 18th at KISA's Seoul headquarters with delegations from the World Economic Forum (WEF) Cybersecurity Center and Singapore's Cyber Security Agency (CSA).
The meetings covered ways to expand global cybersecurity cooperation in the AI era, talent development, joint efforts on AI-based cyber threats, responses to cybercrime, joint research, and cooperation around the CCE.
KISA plans to continue working-level consultations with the World Economic Forum Cybersecurity Center and the Singapore Cyber Security Agency and flesh out the details of cooperation.
As cybersecurity issues come to the fore in the AI era, the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) is pushing to expand global cooperation.
On the 18th, KISA met with a delegation from the World Economic Forum (WEF) Cybersecurity Center at KISA's Seoul headquarters, and on the same day also met with a delegation from Singapore's Cyber Security Agency (CSA) at the same location. KISA said the meetings discussed ways to expand global cybersecurity cooperation in the AI era.
From the World Economic Forum Cybersecurity Center side, officials including Akshay Joshi attended the meeting. KISA and the officials discussed cybersecurity talent development, joint efforts on AI-based cyber threats, responses to cybercrime, joint research on the economic impact of cyber incidents, and cooperation with the Cyber Economy Center (CCE), jointly operated by the World Economic Forum and Saudi Arabia's Global Cybersecurity Forum (GCF).
The discussion first moved forward on ways to continue exchanges in the area of talent development. KISA operates K-Shield and the Best of the Best (BoB) program, and also has hands-on cybersecurity education and training programs. It also has experience carrying out capacity-building projects for developing countries. In this discussion, ways to connect those education, training, and capacity-building experiences with the World Economic Forum's global network were covered.
KISA then met with the Singapore Cyber Security Agency delegation and reviewed the results of existing cooperation in the Internet of Things (IoT) field. Based on that, the two sides discussed expanding cooperation on AI system security and on the security of products equipped with AI. They also discussed expanding cooperation on sharing information about AI-based cyber threats, sharing experience in protecting critical information infrastructure, and expanding exchanges of cybersecurity talent.
Based on these discussions, KISA plans to continue working-level consultations with the World Economic Forum Cybersecurity Center. It also plans to continue working-level consultations with the Singapore Cyber Security Agency. KISA intends to flesh out its cooperation with the two organizations.
Oh Jin-young, head of KISA's AI Security Industry Division, said that as AI-abuse-driven cyber threats become increasingly cross-border in nature, the importance of cooperation with global partners and joint responses is growing. He added that KISA will pursue international cooperation that links its experience and expertise to help realize a safe and trustworthy society built on artificial intelligence.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
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