Politics · South Korea · 1 hr ago
KISA President Lee Sang-jung Dismissed After Misconduct Allegations
Lee Sang-jung was dismissed as KISA president after allegations of misconduct.
The allegations include improper use of a corporate card.
They are described as allegations, not as proven findings.
KISA is South Korea’s Korea Internet & Security Agency.
The agency named Ryu Jae-cheol as acting head; he is a professor at Chungnam National University’s Department of Computer and Convergence.
He will serve in an acting capacity, and no permanent replacement was announced.
KISA President Lee Sang-jung was dismissed after allegations of misconduct.
The allegations included improper use of a corporate credit card.
KISA appointed Ryu Jae-cheol, a professor at Chungnam National University, as acting president.
- Who
- Lee Sang-jung, president of the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA).
- What
- He was dismissed, and Ryu Jae-cheol was appointed acting president.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Misconduct allegations were raised, including alleged improper use of a corporate credit card.
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- Dismissed president
- Lee Sang-jung
- Agency
- Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA)
- Acting president
- Ryu Jae-cheol, professor at Chungnam National University
- Allegations
- Included improper use of a corporate credit card