TVING is implementing privacy protection training for all its employees and strengthening systems to apply privacy protection principles from the service planning and development stages. The company plans not only to hold training sessions but also to continuously review systems and processes covering the entire lifecycle of personal data handling.
TVING announced on the 15th that it conducted privacy protection training for all its employees on the 14th. The session was led by Yoon Jong-soo, a partner at Kwangjang Law Firm who also serves as an executive director of the Personal Information Protection Association, under the theme "Increasing Risks of Personal Data Leaks and Changes in Regulatory Paradigms and Response Strategies."
Attorney Yoon explained changes in the personal data protection environment, the importance of establishing proactive prevention systems, and directions for personal data protection in the AI (artificial intelligence) era. The training also covered key points employees must consider when handling personal data during actual work processes.
Particularly emphasized was "data lifecycle" management, which oversees the entire process from the creation and collection of personal data through its use, storage, and disposal. This approach involves strengthening stage-specific management standards, such as reviewing retention periods and processing purposes for personal data and disposing of unnecessary data in a timely manner.
Another key topic was "privacy by design," which integrates privacy protection principles from the service planning and development stages. The initiative aims to shift from reactive responses after issues arise post-launch to proactively considering personal data collection, handling, and protection measures during the planning and design phases.
Attorney Yoon stated, "Personal data protection is not merely a response after service launch but a fundamental principle that must be considered from the planning stage." He added, "It is crucial to establish systems that enable continuous review and protective measures for personal data handling throughout all stages of service operations."
TVING plans to continuously strengthen privacy protection-related training and programs starting with this session. The company will also review its management systems for the entire personal data handling process and improve relevant systems and procedures.
Ko Min-seok, TVING's Executive Vice President of Human Resources, said, "Personal data protection is a fundamental principle that every member must responsibly practice in their respective roles." He further stated, "Along with training, we will continuously review related standards and procedures and make necessary improvements where needed."
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