Gwangju Police Agency Strengthens Response to 'Cyber Crime'
Gwangju Police Agency is strengthening its capabilities to respond to cybercrime.
In the jurisdiction, a total of 5,747 cybercrime cases occurred last year. This accounts for a significant 14% of the total 38,900 crimes, representing an 8% increase compared to 2021.
Accordingly, on the 24th, Gwangju Police Agency signed a business agreement with SK Telecom Western Infrastructure for 'Cybercrime Prevention and Information and Communication Technology Exchange.'
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Both organizations agreed to establish a cooperative relationship including ▲the creation of teaching materials and support for field experience for cybercrime prevention education ▲sending promotional messages and providing device optimization services for campaign activities ▲exchange of the latest IT technologies to respond to cybercrime.
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