Japan, the United States, and South Korea establish a new “high-level cyber consultative body”… agree to “regularize meetings”

Japan, the United States, and South Korea agreed to establish a new ``high-level cyber consultative body'' to proceed with practical work. Additionally, through this, the deputy national security offices of the three countries will hold regular meetings.
Agreed. According to the South Korean National Security Office on the 6th, on the 31st of last month (local time), In Seong-hwan, second deputy director of the South Korean National Security Office, and Ahn Sung-hwan of the US National Security Council (NSC) met in Washington DC on the 31st (local time).
Neuberger, deputy national security adviser for new technologies, and Keiichi Ichikawa, deputy director of the Japan National Security Agency, agreed on the above.
This agreement prevents North Korea from developing weapons such as nuclear weapons and WMD (weapons of mass destruction).
In order to strengthen the practical joint response capabilities of the three countries against global cyber threats, such as jointly formulating measures to block cyber activities that are being misused as a major source of funds for cyber attacks.
accomplished. For this reason, the three countries decided to establish a new high-level consultative body and hold regular meetings. Prior to this meeting, Deputy Director Ahn also visited Darlene in Australia on the 30th (local time) of last month.
・Meeted with National Cyber Security Coordinator Goldie and agreed that both countries should identify and jointly respond to joint threats, and promptly established a South Korea-Australia working group to promote cooperation.
It was decided to discuss cooperation measures such as the scope, targets, composition and schedule of working groups. South Korea's National Security Office said, ``South Korea, the United States, and Japan are committed to strengthening cyber cooperation and supporting free democracies such as Australia.
"We are exploring multifaceted cooperation options to sustainably promote cooperation with countries that share the values of justice."
I look forward to it."