Lavawave (CEO Kim Jun-yeop), a digital crime response specialist, announced on the 3rd that it had held a meeting with Yongin Eastern Police Station (Chief Kim Jong-gil) including investigative staff to discuss cooperation in responding to phishing crimes such as body cam phishing and voice phishing.
This meeting was attended by Kim Jun-yeop, CEO of Lavawave, Kim Jong-gil, Chief of Yongin East Police Station, and other officials from both organizations. The two organizations shared specific latest phishing crime techniques to devise effective response measures at the scene of the investigation, and discussed ways to strengthen cooperation between the public and the police from various angles through analysis of successful cases and effective Q&A.
In particular, the latest trends in phishing crimes, such as body cam phishing, which has been rapidly increasing over the past several years, and voice phishing, which causes astronomical damage every year, were analyzed, and cooperation measures necessary for technical investigative cooperation were shared. In addition, through in-depth discussions on strategic cooperation measures for strengthening future responses to phishing crimes and policy and administrative system improvements, the need for establishing a rapid and effective response system was agreed upon.
Last year, Lavawave and Yongin East Police Station signed a business agreement (MOU) for ‘Support for preventing the distribution of body cam phishing victim videos.’ Based on this, they are gradually and continuously strengthening a multifaceted cooperation system that includes ▲free support for blocking the distribution of victim videos ▲psychological support counseling ▲publicity activities for preventing digital sex crimes.
CEO Kim Jun-yeop emphasized, “Phishing crimes are serious crimes that cause serious economic and psychological damage to victims, so establishing a rapid and effective response system is of the utmost importance.” He added, “We will do our best to prevent damage from phishing crimes and eradicate the crime by cooperating with the Yongin Eastern Police Station.”
Meanwhile, Lavawave is developing deepfake prevention technology in cooperation with the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and is positioning itself as a company that is leading the way in advanced digital crime response, such as responding to digital crimes through joint investigations with local police agencies.
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