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(2011) Modularization of Korea's development experience : information security activities in Korea and implications

Jae Suk Yun

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Summary \n \nChapter 1 Background \n1. Informatization Environment and Treats \n2. Forecast for Information Security \n \nChapter 2 Main Policies of Information Security \n1. Information Security System \n2. Main Information Security Policies and Strategies \n3. Development and Status of Information Security Law System \n \nChapter 3 Main Information Security Activities \n1. Responses to Internet Attacks \n2. e-government Security \n3. Critical Information Infrastructure Protection \n4. Implementation and Operation of a Safe Electronic Authentication System \n5. Information Security Management System Certification \n6. Information Security Check \n7. Information Security Product Evaluation \n8. Spam Prevention Activities \n9. Personal Information Protection \n10. Copyright Protection \n \nChapter 4 Information Security Basis Implementation Activities \n1. Information Security Education and Training \n2. Information Security Industry Promotion and Technology Development \n3. Establishment and Operation of Information Security Organizations \n4. Information Security Awareness Promotion Activities \n5. Information Security Cooperation Partner’s Activities \n \nChapter 5 Evaluation \n1. Information Security Index and Policies: International Comparisons \n2. Information Security Policy Accomplishments \n \nChapter 6 Viewpoints \n1. Importance of Government Leadership and Public/Private Sector Cooperation for Information Security \n2. Threats in the Dramatically Evolving ICT Environment, and How to Cope with Them \n3. Recommendation for Execution Plans to Promote the Level of Information Security \n \nReferences

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Summary \n \nChapter 1 Background \n1. Informatization Environment and Treats \n2. Forecast for Information Security \n \nChapter 2 Main Policies of Information Security \n1. Information Security System \n2. Main Information Security Policies and Strategies \n3. Development and Status of Information Security Law System \n \nChapter 3 Main Information Security Activities \n1. Responses to Internet Attacks \n2. e-government Security \n3. Critical Information Infrastructure Protection \n4. Implementation and Operation of a Safe Electronic Authentication System \n5. Information Security Management System Certification \n6. Information Security Check \n7. Information Security Product Evaluation \n8. Spam Prevention Activities \n9. Personal Information Protection \n10. Copyright Protection \n \nChapter 4 Information Security Basis Implementation Activities \n1. Information Security Education and Training \n2. Information Security Industry Promotion and Technology Development \n3. Establishment and Operation of Information Security Organizations \n4. Information Security Awareness Promotion Activities \n5. Information Security Cooperation Partner’s Activities \n \nChapter 5 Evaluation \n1. Information Security Index and Policies: International Comparisons \n2. Information Security Policy Accomplishments \n \nChapter 6 Viewpoints \n1. Importance of Government Leadership and Public/Private Sector Cooperation for Information Security \n2. Threats in the Dramatically Evolving ICT Environment, and How to Cope with Them \n3. Recommendation for Execution Plans to Promote the Level of Information Security \n \nReferences

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Summary \n \nChapter 1 Background \n1. Informatization Environment and Treats \n2. Forecast for Information Security \n \nChapter 2 Main Policies of Information Security \n1. Information Security System \n2. Main Information Security Policies and Strategies \n3. Development and Status of Information Security Law System \n \nChapter 3 Main Information Security Activities \n1. Responses to Internet Attacks \n2. e-government Security \n3. Critical Information Infrastructure Protection \n4. Implementation and Operation of a Safe Electronic Authentication System \n5. Information Security Management System Certification \n6. Information Security Check \n7. Information Security Product Evaluation \n8. Spam Prevention Activities \n9. Personal Information Protection \n10. Copyright Protection \n \nChapter 4 Information Security Basis Implementation Activities \n1. Information Security Education and Training \n2. Information Security Industry Promotion and Technology Development \n3. Establishment and Operation of Information Security Organizations \n4. Information Security Awareness Promotion Activities \n5. Information Security Cooperation Partner’s Activities \n \nChapter 5 Evaluation \n1. Information Security Index and Policies: International Comparisons \n2. Information Security Policy Accomplishments \n \nChapter 6 Viewpoints \n1. Importance of Government Leadership and Public/Private Sector Cooperation for Information Security \n2. Threats in the Dramatically Evolving ICT Environment, and How to Cope with Them \n3. Recommendation for Execution Plans to Promote the Level of Information Security \n \nReferences

Key concepts: Information security management, Certified Information Security Manager, Information security, Security information and event management, Information security standards, Computer security, Cloud computing security, Information security management system

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