Koreatimes.Co.Kr Korea Hosts Cyber Deterrence Meeting with Global Partners
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- •Over 70 officials from more than 30 countries participated in the cyber deterrence meeting.
- •The discussions centered on emerging technologies, particularly AI, and their impact on cyber threats.
- •The meeting highlighted the need for enhanced international cooperation and UN-led global mechanisms.
On May 21, 2026, South Korea hosted the annual Like-minded Cyber Deterrence Group meeting in Seoul, attended by officials and experts from over 30 countries, including the US, UK, Japan, and Australia. The meeting focused on enhancing international cooperation to combat increasing cyberthreats, particularly those arising from emerging technologies like artificial intelligence. Participants shared insights on current cyberthreat trends and discussed strategies for improving resilience and cooperation in the cyber ecosystem. The foreign ministry emphasized the importance of intergovernmental collaboration through UN-led initiatives to establish norms in cyberspace. This gathering reflects a collective response to the growing complexity of cyber threats faced by nations worldwide.
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