South Korea to require all listed companies to disclose information-security investment from next year; financial and public-sector institutions also included

From next year, all companies listed on KOSPI and KOSDAQ will be required to disclose their information-security investment and staffing levels, with financial and public-sector institutions also included in the scope of the disclosure requirements.

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From next year, all companies listed on KOSPI and KOSDAQ will be required to disclose their information-security investment and staffing levels, regardless of sales scale.

Financial and public-sector institutions are also said to be included in the scope of the disclosure requirements.

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DateMandatory disclosure of information-security investment begins next year

TargetAll companies listed on KOSPI and KOSDAQ will be covered

TopicsDisclose information-security investment and staffing levels

OrganizationFinancial and public-sector institutions are also included in the disclosure requirements

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