Lotte Members Signs Agreement with Korea University for Personal Data Protection Talent Development

Practical Professional Workforce Training

Lotte Members announced on the 12th that it has signed a 'Personal Information Protection Talent Development Business Agreement' with Korea University Graduate School of Information Security.

Both parties plan to mutually cooperate across the entire practical personal information protection professional training process, from creating a personal information protection environment to enhancing talent capabilities, practical education, field training, and internship programs.

Kwon Heon-yeong, Dean of the Graduate School of Information Security at Korea University (left), and Kim Hye-ju, CEO of Lotte Members, are taking a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement. Photo by Lotte Members

Lotte Members will be responsible for practical personal information protection and management system education and field training for graduates of Korea University Graduate School of Information Security. Established in 2000, Korea University Graduate School of Information Security is the world's first specialized research and education institution in information security, possessing expertise and know-how in personal information protection education.

Kim Hye-joo, CEO of Lotte Members, said, "With the advent of the data economy era, the need for personal information protection professionals who can respond to the changing industrial economic structure is gradually increasing," adding, "We will join forces with Korea University Graduate School of Information Security to lead the creation of a safe data utilization ecosystem and the development of practical personal information protection professionals."

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