Chapter 1: The scene of the damage

The Tragedy of the Ukrainian War_Hybrid Warfare
Cyberattacks Cross the Rubicon_Cyber-Physical
Why Was England a Pirate Nation?_State-Sponsored Attack
The Greatest Theft in History_Cyber ​​Crime
The Thief Who Stole $80 Million_Scenario
Shaking the Democratic System_Hybrid Attack
Principle that cannot be compromised

Chapter 2: The Leader's Mission

Leadership in a Crisis
Cybersecurity is Management
Subject Matter Expert
Technology Leadership
Tech Talent Wars_Role Model
Why is it a national security issue?_National Security
Lessons from Ford v Ferrari_Accountability

Chapter 3: Sources of Threats

Vulnerability, Exploit, Zero-day
A world that runs on software_Software
The Beginning of the Digital Revolution: Semiconductors_Exponential Growth
A world where computers are connected and running_Network
Open the gates wide_Internet
From MP3 to Bitcoin_Digital
The Birth of Privacy_New Technology

Chapter 4: Security Perspectives

You Can't Protect What You Don't Know_Governance
Failure of Imagination_Risk
What was the most difficult exam question?_Risk Management Framework
Three Criteria for Security Clearance_CIA
A Look at Cybersecurity_Business Impact
Shin Dong-yup's Family's Blessing_Security Control
Lessons from Europe's Castles_Threat Model
Security Perspective

Chapter 5 Build-up

Safe build-up is fundamental_Deterrence vs.
Buildup
When the foundation crumbles to nothing_Foundation
What if your food is poisoned?_Software Supply Chain
Hotel Safes and Bathroom Lockers_Identity Access Management
The Crossroads of Victory and Defeat at the Battle of Red Cliffs_Third Party
A Pharmacist's Professional Conduct_Assurance
Avoid Fatal Injuries_Cyber ​​Resilience

Chapter 6 What Korea lacks

Even accident experience is a skill_Root Cause Analysis
Software Ecosystem
Government-Private Cooperation_Secrecy vs.
Sharing
The Loud Voice of Politicians_Priority
The Answer Is in the Field_Security Practice
Ultimately, it's a people problem_Skill Set
Why Are There So Few Women in IT?_Diversity
Advice for the Cybersecurity Industry

Chapter 7: The Mind of Fusion

Is it mine just because I can see it?_Physical vs.
Cyber
From Supplier to Consumer_Business Model
Is Security a Stumbling Block to Innovation?_Seamless vs.
Frictionless
What Plum Blossom Festival and BTS Have in Common_Platform
Privacy on stage_Surveillance vs.
Privacy
Changes in Football Tactics_Offense vs.
Defense
Director Bong Joon-ho's Balance_Liberal Arts & Technology
Why Kakao Taxi is Convenient_O2O

Chapter 8: Characteristics of Security

Malware: The Agents of Cyberattacks
The Pandemic Reveals Our True Face_Weakest Link
Cyber ​​attacks are conducted covertly_Insidious
Living with Discomfort_Legacy
Victim's Tears
Dieting is about changing habits_Sustainability
There is no panacea_Cyber ​​Hygiene

Chapter 9: Concerns for the Future

Protect the Ecosystem_Systemic Cyber ​​Risk
A politician's dilemma facing death_Paradigm Change
Cyber ​​Weapons Return as a Boomerang
Invisible Threat_Safety vs.
Security
The emergence of ChatGPT_Game Changer
Regulation and Innovation_Law & Regulation
AI, Data, and Cybersecurity_Core vs.
Context

Can I trust my computer to be completely mine?
Just because something is in front of you doesn't mean it's mine!

Without us knowing, in an invisible place
Cyber ​​threats are constantly evolving

Cyber ​​threats are intertwined with every human action, whether it's machine-related or not.
Various incidents occurring between the cyber world and the real world can shake the democratic system, hinder fair competition between companies, and even threaten national security.
Actions that occur in cyberspace are shaking social security and trust.
Cybersecurity is an issue that society can no longer afford to ignore.
As long as we enjoy digital civilization, cyber threats will be a perpetual challenge, and building a solid foundation is everyone's responsibility for future generations.


Cyber ​​security is usually considered difficult.
However, this book does not explain cybersecurity in a technology-centric manner.
This session illuminates the meaning and status of cybersecurity amidst the industrial and social changes brought about by the digital revolution and dynamic international relations. Drawing on familiar examples, we discuss the present and future, and suggest a path forward.


Structure of this book

Chapter 1: The scene of the damage
Representative cyberattack cases are explained in the context of geopolitical relations and history.
State-sponsored cyberattacks are characterized by bold scale and creative scenarios.

Chapter 2: The Leader's Mission Presents the leader's role.
Government and business leaders must recognize cyber issues as their own agenda.
Cybersecurity is a management issue that prepares for and responds to risks, and it is on the agenda of CEOs.

Chapter 3: Sources of Threats
Cyber ​​threats exploit management loopholes and software vulnerabilities.
As computers and data grow exponentially, it's only natural that threat points will increase.
Let's summarize the root causes of cyber threats.

Chapter 4: Security Perspectives
Reframe cybersecurity from a traditional technical approach to a business and risk perspective.

Chapter 5: Building Up Cybersecurity Focuses Only on Preventing Attacks
But another pillar of cybersecurity is creating a safe and robust environment.

Chapter 6 What Korea lacks
We compare Korea's differences with global trends and explore future directions.
Korea's weak software workforce and ecosystem are due to structural problems.

Chapter 7: The Mind of Fusion
As the digital environment evolves in a multi-faceted manner, it is crucial to proactively consider and anticipate the potential for cyber threats in various business environments.
We need a flexible way of thinking that can view various phenomena.

Chapter 8: Characteristics of Security
The concepts and frameworks of cybersecurity have hardly changed.
What has changed is the IT environment and new attack techniques.
To get to the heart of the problem, you need to understand the unique characteristics of the agenda in question.

Chapter 9: Concerns for the Future
Cyber ​​threats are invisible threats that humanity must overcome.
A holistic approach is needed to address systemic risks that could disrupt the entire ecosystem.