En.Yna.Co.Kr Coupang Establishes Security Committee Following Major Data Breach
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- •Coupang's data breach affected over 33 million users, prompting a government fine.
- •An external advisory committee of seven experts has been formed to enhance security measures.
- •Coupang aims to restore public trust and improve its security framework significantly.
Coupang Corp. has formed an information security advisory committee in response to a significant data breach affecting over 33 million users. This breach, disclosed in November 2025, led to a record fine of 624.7 billion won (approximately $460 million) imposed by the South Korean government in June 2026. The newly established committee consists of seven external experts in information security, law, and IT, including Coupang's Chief Information Security Officer, Brett Matthes. The committee aims to review internal security policies, monitor emerging threats, and advise on security measures to restore public trust. Their first meeting addressed changes in laws, regulations, and security threats. Coupang has committed to incorporating the committee's recommendations into its security framework to meet global standards.
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