metaqsol South Korea has announced a comprehensive overhaul of its ISMS and ISMS-P certification systems to prevent data breaches.
Key changes include expanded mandatory certification, risk-based standards, and enhanced audit procedures for critical data handlers.
Implementation begins in late 2024, with full mandatory requirements and strengthened criteria rolling out from 2027.
The Korean government is intensifying oversight of illegal private tutoring fees by raising reporting rewards and penalties.
Key changes include a tenfold increase in rewards for reporting violations and higher fines for illegal fee collection.
These measures were announced in April 2024 and are being implemented through ongoing inspections and legislative amendments.
Korea’s Ministry of Employment and Labor offers a free AI labor law consultation service.
The service provides rapid, reliable answers on wages, contracts, and labor rights, including for foreigners.
Launched in 2025, it has processed over 117,000 consultations and is expanding its scope.
The Korean government is advancing solar energy support with a focus on domestic industry.
Agricultural supply chains remain stable despite Middle East uncertainties.
April 2024 brings new VAT reporting requirements for media content creators.
Korea’s rural basic income pilot provides monthly income to residents to stimulate local economies.
The program has increased sales, strengthened community ties, and encouraged local consumption.
After 40 days of implementation in Namhae, positive changes and challenges are emerging.
The Korean government has introduced several new policies to enhance public safety, healthcare, and social welfare.
Key changes include a national childcare hotline, expanded rare disease centers, stricter drug driving laws, and improved product safety.
Most measures are already in effect, with some programs accepting applications and others under phased implementation.