A Legislation Guide for Keeping pace with Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift toward Vulnerability
summary
Compares US, EU and OECD cyber laws and guidance (OM memo 20-32, CISA playbook, NIS2, Cyber Resilience Act) and identifies seven requirements for vulnerability response, then maps them onto Korea’s ICN Act and finds five legal improvements missing or partial. Proposes concrete legal drafts: vulnerability reporting/notification, remediation deadlines and procedures, a safe-harbor for good-faith research, mandatory VDPs, and designation of a CVD coordinator, specifying enforcement-decree details and reference to existing DOJ/CISA templates.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:28Presentation overview
- 1:01Global policy analysis
- 7:30Three-step improvement plan
- 17:09Proposed legal drafts
- 27:56Conclusion
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