Seeking Institutional Reforms to Prevent and Respond to Digital Livelihood Crimes

2024.09.25. The Fair Economy — Choi Min-hui, an AP lawmaker representing Namyangju-si Gap in Gyeonggi Province and chair of the National Assembly's Science, ICT, Future Planning, Broadcasting and Communications Committee, will hold a National Assembly forum titled "Responding to Digital Livelihood Crimes Such as Spam and Phishing" at 10 a.m. on October 4 in a small conference room at the National Library in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul.

At the event, Lee Dong-yeon, head of the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA), will present on "the current status and response measures for phishing (including voice phishing and smishing)", and Jung Won-gi, head of KISA, will present on "the current status and response measures for illegal spam damage".

Following the presentations, Lee Gi-hyeok, a professor at Chung-Ang University, will chair a panel discussion seeking institutional reform measures to prevent and respond to digital livelihood crimes such as spam and phishing. The panelists include Park Dae-yong, a lawyer at SHIN & KIM; Cho Su-yeong, a professor at Sookmyung Women's University; Shin Min-il, a manager at SK Telecom (SKT); and Yoon Du-sik, CEO of eRoun & company.