Paul Kim, Chairman of KCBCA Global, Plans to Support Safe Utilization of Blockchain and AI

KCBCA Global is set to expand its international cooperation network. It will promote expert consultations, joint research, and security training targeting governments, businesses, and general users, and will operate a knowledge-sharing program that connects technology and policy experiences. Chairman Paul Kim expressed his desire to create a world where technology can be utilized more safely at the 'House of Web3' event held in Seoul on September 30. KCBCA, a non-profit organization that began with the exchange of blockchain and cybersecurity experts between Korea and Canada, is expanding its activities to the United States, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, and Poland. It plans to support joint research by providing information for policy judgments to governments and public institutions, and by connecting businesses with experts in technology and security. Additionally, it will conduct phishing prevention and security training for general users, delivering educational content on hacking cases and security threat information. A knowledge-sharing series called KCBCA SIGNALS will also be launched to gather opinions on blockchain, AI, and cybersecurity, summarizing key issues and response directions. Chairman Paul Kim emphasized that Korea's technology and service experiences could serve as a starting point for global cooperation.

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