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The Financial Supervisory Service urged corporations to make systematic preparations ahead of the introduction of Korea International Financial Reporting Standards (K-IFRS) No. 1118, which takes effect next year.

Security teams received urgent calls to disconnect servers before authorities confirmed critical zero-day flaws.

Thryv has called for broader recognition of women building technology leadership through customer, operations and business management roles in small and medium-sized businesses, as AI becomes part of everyday operations.

Ministers should seize the opportunity to close loopholes in tobacco and vape regulation and resist attempts to weaken proposed reforms, the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) has said in its response to a major government consultation.

Chairperson Seo Young-kyo of the Legislation and Judiciary Committee said she hopes the inaugural head of the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency will be “someone without controversy.” The remark appears aimed at the controversy surrounding Kim Ji-yong, the nominee to be the first head of the agency.

The Federal Government has called for a shift from supply-driven agricultural extension services to a demand-driven system that provides farmers with verified information based on their specific needs and market requirements.

Hanwha Eagles and Police Baseball Team former manager Yoo Seung-an gave wholehearted support to Heo In-seo, who continued Hanwha’s ’20-home run catcher’ line for the first time in 37 years. It contained a senior’s sincere wish that he grow into a catcher representing the KBO League beyond his own record.

Nigeria needs to place greater emphasis on the value and measurable impact of its workforce as organisations grapple with changing workplace demands and the need to improve productivity, the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria said.

The American software company KiteWorks has warned its customers of an imminent cyberattack. In an email obtained by heise security, the KiteWorks CISO urges its customers to temporarily shut down their servers. The company confirmed the process – all customer systems worldwide are to be shut down for six hours starting tomorrow, Saturday.

Technology giant Kiteworks is urging customers to shut down their systems after the company received information that hackers may attempt to target them.