With hacking incidents occurring continuously from 2025 to the present, the addition of penetration testing to ISMS-P certification has been finalized. As the work-life balance and importance of penetration testers rise, there is a need for an environment where they can grow. Unlike other fields of information security, penetration testers can only practice and build portfolios when a proper environment is provided. Unlike the first penetration testing environment which simply provided a practice lab, this second environment allows you to build the website yourself, complete with more diverse admin functions and even actual payment features! Penetration testing scenarios for achieving practical goals have been fully implemented! ~Hone your skills according to the 2026 Major Information and Communication Infrastructure penetration testing items and evolve into one of the top penetration testers in the country!~

The recent Coupang personal information leak has been recorded as the largest data breach in South Korea's history, marking an instance where the personal information of virtually every South Korean citizen was compromised. However, the debate regarding the effectiveness of ISMS-P concluded with meaningless improvement measures such as mock hacking and certification revocation. As of December 11, 2025, companies like Coupang—which were subjects of the Personal Information Processing Policy Evaluation System conducted by the Personal Information Protection Commission in 2024—continue to operate in violation of more than 10 criteria of that evaluation system. The reason for this lies in human error involving Coupang's personal information team (comprised of top domestic and international experts) and ISMS-P auditors (who hold the highest domestic and international qualifications). With basic common knowledge of the Personal Information Protection Act, this recent leak, as well as breaches at Gmarket, Netmarble, SKT, KT, and LG U+, could have all been prevented. In reality, accidents continue to occur because customers' personal information is not protected—or appropriate protective measures are not established and operated—due to human issues such as inadequate preliminary inspections and differences in legal interpretation. Through this lecture, you can acquire the skills to evaluate personal information transparently and objectively, with the hope that personal information protection for customers will be achieved through professional training aimed at proper inspection methods and eliminating blind spots.

As customer anxiety grows due to the expansion of personal information leak incidents, companies have been operating management systems that fail to properly identify personal data or implement adequate security measures. These systems have relied on operational frameworks based on ISMS-P/ISO27701 standards (managed by lawyers, etc.) and penetration testing (RED TEAMs, e.g., Coupang) composed of winners from domestic and international hacking competitions. Even companies that have not yet experienced an incident are in a situation where a leak could occur at any time. - The reason is that personal information managers are creating unmanaged blind spots themselves, such as through inadequate methods of obtaining customer consent and insufficient identification of personal information processing statuses. -> Therefore, it is necessary to share information regarding fines and penalties (as of 2024.12.8) related to domestic companies' consent forms and privacy policies. This will improve business operations by enhancing the expertise of personal information managers and ensuring that proper security measures for personal information protection are transparently disclosed to customers.

Since most large corporations and financial institutions are conducting penetration testing in addition to standard mock hacking, there is a recent need to establish new roles and secure capabilities to perform intrusions as a "RED TEAM" in the literal sense. Therefore, beyond simple WEB and APP mock hacking, we have opened a training course where participants can discover scenarios for infiltrating servers and practice executing large-scale personal information leaks. + Provision of server and website environments for penetration testing + Sharing of hacking tools and methodologies

- This project involves installing actual apps on mobile phones and practicing simulated hacking using hacking tools, in accordance with the inspection standards for electronic financial infrastructure and public services. - This course allows you to gain an understanding of mobile app penetration testing, overcome any hesitations, and learn everything from inspection know-how to report writing and communication methods.

- Provision of penetration testing environments and inspection tools - Web penetration testing practice based on the 2026 revised edition for Critical Information and Communication Infrastructure - Web penetration testing practice based on the 2026 revised edition for Electronic Financial Infrastructure - Review and sharing of vulnerabilities existing on websites - Training on penetration testing reporting methods and improvement strategies

- Training on inspection methods aligned with cloud management system inspection items among the vulnerability analysis and evaluation criteria for electronic financial infrastructure - Inspecting the application of protective measures required by the Electronic Financial Supervision Regulations for cloud and virtualization environments, respectively - Organizing the items that must be included in the establishment of cloud security regulations and procedures - Securing evidentiary materials for tasks related to the evaluation and certification of cloud environments

-Learn about the information security continuous assessment items conducted annually for financial companies, and strengthen preparation and response capabilities as a financial security officer -Learn based on the highest-grade information security continuous assessment cases, and receive education on know-how to achieve and maintain the highest grade in information security continuous assessment

- Understand best practices for each item in the annual inspection of the electronic financial infrastructure management system for financial companies, and derive management system improvement tasks to appropriately prepare for security incidents and data leaks. - Present management system cases that can be established alongside ISMS-P/ISO27001 certification and management system establishment for financial security personnel. - Provide best practice materials for security personnel working in companies to utilize management system cases and for freelancers preparing for electronic financial infrastructure management system inspections. - Provide specialized education for consultants, R&D, industry, academia, and the legal profession who require additional training on the electronic financial infrastructure management system in accordance with the Electronic Financial Transactions Act and the Electronic Financial Supervisory Regulations.

Victims of various financial fraud incidents, such as voice phishing, malicious URLs, mobile scams, account and card misuse, internet banking fraud, and ARS authentication scams, are on the rise. Recently, hacking and fraud techniques have become more sophisticated, exploiting vulnerabilities in open banking, simple payment services (Pay), enhanced scam methods, hackers' use of leaked personal information, and the takeover of personal PCs and mobile devices. Financial authorities and various financial institutions do not specifically disclose the procedures of these incidents or the hacking methods used to financial consumers. Having received reports from those around me about the growing misunderstandings among people who have never experienced hacking, I recognized the seriousness of the situation and produced this educational material. I sincerely hope you gain an accurate understanding of hacking, comprehend the relevant laws and policies, and properly establish proactive prevention systems and strengthen response measures. (Under current law, you are responsible for any incidents that occur.)

- Based on the 2025 Handbook for Personal Information Protection Level Evaluation - Proposing measures to apply personal information best practices from the top 1% of public institutions - Analysis of deduction factors for each quantitative and qualitative indicator - Presenting application cases of synthetic data (PETs: Privacy Enhancing Technologies) to secure scores for new technology (bonus points) indicators - Providing cases of securing safe zones for personal information utilization, manual production, disclosure performance, and CEO reporting cases

- Establishment of incident response manuals and training plans - Introduction of training cases such as penetration testing, DDoS, and APT - Sharing long-term information security strategies (~2027 or ~2030) of leading domestic companies - Introduction of information security activities of leading domestic companies - Education on Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Zero Trust implementation cases for electronic financial companies