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Read Full ArticleSamil PwC, Korea’s largest accounting firm by revenue, has launched an artificial intelligence (AI)-based advisory service to help companies comply with the country’s information security disclosure requirements as the government moves to tighten oversight, the company said Wednesday. Under proposed amendments to the enforcement decree of the Information and Communications Technology Industry Promotion Act, the number of companies subject to mandatory disclosure, which is currently around 600, is set to expand from 2027. Many firms previously outside the rule will need to build new compliance frameworks. The government has also set aside a larger budget to strengthen verification, signaling a more rigorous scrutiny ahead. In the past, minor errors or ambiguous wording in disclosures often went unchallenged. However, with tighter oversight, companies could face a greater risk of penalties stemming from inaccurate or incomplete filings. Samil PwC’s new service uses AI to streamline the disclosure process and reduce inconsistencies. Its automated engine reviews disclosure criteria by

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