Gunpo City Corporation is enhancing its data protection capabilities through training for employees in response to the growing importance of personal data security amid the rise of generative AI.
According to the corporation, on July 30, it conducted a "2026 Personal Data Protection and AI Security Training" for personal data managers and handlers.
This training was organized as part of mandatory periodic education under the Personal Data Protection Act, focusing on key aspects of the law, protective measures at each stage of data processing, and procedures for responding to data breach incidents.
In particular, the training addressed the risks of personal data leaks that may arise during the use of AI, reflecting the rapidly expanding use of generative AI, and aimed to raise employees' awareness of digital security.
Attendees expressed that the training helped clarify standards for personal data protection as the use of AI in their work increases, with one participant noting, "The training based on real cases was helpful for immediate application in the field."
Citizens also responded positively to the expansion of personal data protection and AI security training.
One resident of Gunpo stated, "As public institutions utilize generative AI, training to manage personal data safely is essential. I hope ongoing education will allow citizens to use public services with confidence."
Meanwhile, Baek Jae-guk, the corporation's president, remarked, "Protecting personal data is a fundamental responsibility to maintain citizens' trust." He added, "We will actively respond to evaluations of our data protection levels and continuously promote a culture of data protection and safe AI usage in line with the changing digital environment."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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