South Korea's Lee pushes cyber tsar after passport leak; experts cite complacency

President Lee Jae Myung proposes a centralized cybersecurity agency following the leak of his passport details, framing it as a national security priority. However, tech experts warn that institutional inertia and a widespread view of cybersecurity as an unnecessary expense until a major breach occurs will likely blunt the initiative's impact. The proposal signals a policy shift but faces uncertain implementation against entrenched complacency.

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