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A Framework for Calculating Damages of Personal Information Leakage Accidents

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Abstract

Victims of personal information leakage accidents have not been adequately compensated, and large-scale leakage accidents are occurring, which is becoming a serious social problem. In this study, the causes of the personal information leakage accidents that continue to occur are due to insufficient compensations for victims and lower costs to be borne by the companies. This resulted in the loss of the enterprise’s reason for investing in information security, which in turn led to an average low security level. Therefore, we analyze the cases of personal information leakage accidents in Korea and present a framework for calculating damages.

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This research was supported by the MSIT, Korea, under the “Employment Contract based Master’s Degree Program for Information Security” supervised by the KISA (H2101-17-1001) and Chungbuk National University Cybersecurity Economics Research Institute (CERI).

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Lee, DH., Kim, TS. (2019). A Framework for Calculating Damages of Personal Information Leakage Accidents. In: Lee, W., Leung, C. (eds) Big Data Applications and Services 2017. BIGDAS 2017. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 770. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-0695-2_3

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