AI NewsWaveLG Uplus, Ministry of Education and Theori Korea to Upgrade AI Information Security Gifted Education Center
Key points
- LG Uplus signs agreement with Ministry of Education and Theori Korea
- Curriculum for AI information security gifted education center to be upgraded
- Training security talent among students and linking career experience
LG Uplus will work with the Ministry of Education and cybersecurity company Theori Korea to upgrade the curriculum of the AI and information security gifted education center. LG Uplus announced this on the 1st. The three organizations signed a memorandum of understanding at LG Science Park in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, and Chosun Biz gave the date of the agreement as 'the previous day,' while Digital Today gave it as the 31st of last month.
Chosun Biz introduced the gifted education center as a program that identifies and nurtures information security talent among middle and high school students nationwide. Digital Today reported that the plan is to train security experts needed in the AI era by linking information security education with career experience programs.
Boannews reported that, as the importance of cybersecurity grows amid recent advances in AI and wide-ranging hacking issues, the aim is to build the practical skills of future security talent using LG Uplus's security expertise, network and AI infrastructure. Digital Daily also wrote that the idea is to raise young people's practical skills using the technology and infrastructure the company has built up in telecommunications, AI and security.
Recent developments Techworld News reported in advance on the 30th that the Ministry of Education would sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with LG Uplus and Theori Korea at LG Science Park in Seoul on the 31st to support the operation of the AI information security gifted education center. On the same day, Bloter, in a series covering Theori, reported that cyberattacks are shifting from finding a single critical vulnerability to combining several small flaws.
Glossary A memorandum of understanding (MOU) is a document that records what organizations have agreed to cooperate on. Cybersecurity is the activity of protecting computer systems and networks from threats such as hacking.