SOUTH KOREA Trends and Developments Contributed by: Heejun Choi, Kyoung-Ho Kim, Sungsok Yang, Eunjee Kim and Kwang-Chun Park, Dentons Lee
now an operational necessity. Utilising the FSI’s diagnostic framework helps document organisa - tional data flows, transit encryption and endpoint protection controls required to maintain the newly introduced internal network exceptions. • Alignment with public cloud integration timelines: For technology providers targeting the public pro - curement sector, tracking the consolidation time - line ahead of the 2027 mandatory unified switch is vital. Software designs should be optimised to fit seamlessly into the “Sensitive (S)” and “Open (O)” public data categories while documenting robust localised operational capacities.
As South Korea aggressively builds out its sovereign computing systems and revises its technology laws, businesses that approach the market with an integrat - ed view of AI governance, data utility, cloud security and infrastructure regulations will avoid compliance friction while capturing strong, sustainable market share.
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