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대통령실이 7일 한국 핵심 기술 해외 유출 위험 대비 선제적 대응 차원에서 '제4차 범정부 기술 유출 합동대응단 회의'를 개최했다고 전했다.
국가안보실은 "이날 회의는 반도체·배터리·의약품·조선 등 핵심 산업 분야 대규모 해외 투자 계획 상황에서 산업 기술·영업 비밀 보호 등을 위한 관계 기관 간 공동 노력 지속 강화 차원에서 열렸다"고 전했다.
회의에선 국내 기업 해외 진출 과정상 핵심 기술 유출 위험이 높아지면서 기술 이전 사전 심사·사후 조사 강화 및 해외 사업장에 국내 사업장 보안 기준 수준으로 기술 보호 조치를 요구키로 한 가운데 빅데이터를 활용한 핵심 기술 유출 우려 가능성 역시 면밀히 모니터링하기로 했다.
국가안보실은 "한국 기업 첨단 핵심 기술 보호가 국가 안보를 위한 중요 과제 중 하나란 점에서 핵심 기술 보호를 위해 관계 기관과 함께 기술 유출 차단·대응 체계 구축을 위해 지속 노력해 나갈 것"이라고 밝혔다.
송기호 대통령실 경제안보비서관이 주재한 이 자리엔 산업부·과기부·중기부·법무부·외교부·방사청·지식재산처·국정원·검찰·경찰·관세청 등 11개 주요 정책·수사 기관 관게자들이 참석했다.
영문 기사의 [전문]입니다. '구글번역'은 이해도 높이기를 위해 노력하고 있습니다. 영문 번역에 오류가 있을 수 있음을 전제로 합니다.<*The following is [the full text] of the English article translated by 'Google Translate'. 'Google Translate' is working hard to improve understanding. It is assumed that there may be errors in the English translation.
The Office of the President: "Establishing a preemptive response system to address the risk of Korea's core technologies being leaked overseas."
The National Security Office held the 4th inter-governmental technology leak joint response team meeting. With large-scale overseas investment planned in key industries, the goal was to continuously strengthen joint efforts among relevant agencies to protect industrial technology and trade secrets.
-kihong Kim reporter
The Office of the President announced on the 7th that it held the '4th Joint Government-wide Technology Leakage Response Team Meeting' as a preemptive measure to counter the risk of Korea's core technology leaking overseas.
The National Security Office stated, "The meeting was held to strengthen joint efforts among relevant agencies to protect industrial technology and trade secrets amid large-scale overseas investment plans in key industries such as semiconductors, batteries, pharmaceuticals, and shipbuilding."
The meeting addressed the increasing risk of core technology leaks during overseas expansion by domestic companies. It also included strengthening pre-transfer screening and post-transfer investigations and requiring overseas operations to adhere to security standards comparable to those of domestic operations. It also agreed to closely monitor the potential for key technology leaks using big data.
The National Security Office stated, "Considering that protecting the cutting-edge core technologies of Korean companies is a critical national security priority, we will continue to work with relevant agencies to establish a system to prevent and respond to technology leaks."
The meeting, presided over by Song Ki-ho, the Secretary to the President for Economic Security, was attended by officials from 11 major policy and investigative agencies, including the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, the Ministry of Science and ICT, the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Agency for Defense Development, the Ministry of Intellectual Property, the National Intelligence Service, the Prosecutors' Office, the National Police Agency, and the Korea Customs Service.
