Submission of Report to the Personal Information Protection Commission of Japan Dated December 27, 2024
In response to the request for reports, etc., and recommendation received from Japan’s Personal Information Protection Commission (“PPC”) on March 28, 2024, LY Corporation has submitted a report today to the PPC, summarizing the implementation status of measures to prevent recurrence.
We will continue to make corrective actions for the inadequacies in our technical and organizational safety management measures. We will also endeavor to reestablish the trust of all and will make every effort to ensure that our users and relevant parties can utilize our services with confidence and peace of mind.
Measures to prevent recurrence, progress made, and other information are disclosed on a dedicated webpage.
https://www.lycorp.co.jp/en/privacy-security/recurrence-prevention/
Please check the page below for a summary of the report submitted to the PPC.
Link: https://www.lycorp.co.jp/en/news/2024/20241227_2_appendix_en.pdf
Reference
PPC (dated March 28, 2024): Administrative Response for LY Corporation Based on the Act on the Protection of Personal Information
https://www.ppc.go.jp/news/press/2024/240328/ (Japanese only)
LY Corporation (dated April 26, 2024): Submission of Report to the Personal Information Protection Commission of Japan
https://www.lycorp.co.jp/en/news/announcements/008284
LY Corporation (dated June 28, 2024): Submission of Report to the Personal Information Protection Commission of Japan Dated June 28, 2024
https://www.lycorp.co.jp/en/news/announcements/008729/
LY Corporation (dated September 30, 2024): Submission of Report to the Personal Information Protection Commission of Japan Dated September 30, 2024
https://www.lycorp.co.jp/en/news/announcements/009360/
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