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Add preferred source South Korea’s LG Uplus has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Ministry of Education and cybersecurity specialist Theori Korea to cultivate AI and information security talent among middle and high school students. The three organizations will cooperate on developing a convergent information security curriculum, running competitions, and offering security expert lectures…

LG Uplus will foster youth cybersecurity talent. It plans to train security experts needed in the AI era by linking information security education with career experience programmes.

LG Uplus said on the 1st that it is teaming up with the Ministry of Education and cybersecurity corporations Theori Inc. Korea to enhance the curriculum of the artificial intelligence (AI) and information security gifted education center.

[Digital Today Jin-ho Lee] LG Uplus said on Oct. 26 it won the Minister of Science and ICT Award, the grand prize in the corporate category, at the 2026 Korea SNS Awards hosted by the Korea Social Content Promotion Association.

Add preferred source LG Uplus is partnering with global subscription platform company Bango to sequentially introduce overseas AI services to its subscription platform “Udok.” Starting with a video editing AI next month, the South Korean telecom operator plans to expand its product lineup to include generative, productivity, and creative AI offerings. Using Bango’s subscription integration…

Add preferred source LG Uplus’s ISMS-P certification renewal review has been delayed for more than a year. The existing certificate expired last December, but the Korea Internet & Security Agency has yet to reach a conclusion. Industry observers believe the administrative investigation and police probe into last year’s hacking allegations are weighing on the review…

LG Uplus is betting that artificial intelligence can make the ordinary business of managing a mobile account feel less like customer service and more like a daily digital routine.

Add to Google Preferred Sources LG Uplus has become the first South Korean mobile carrier to launch a global bug bounty program in partnership with HackerOne, the world’s largest bug bounty platform, effective from the 24th. The program covers all service areas including mobile, internet, and enterprise services, with vetted white-hat hackers from around the…

LG Uplus will operate a global bug bounty programme from the 24th in partnership with HackerOne, the world’s largest bug bounty platform.