DHP를 활용한산업보안기술 유출 대책방안: 전직(轉職)에 의한기술유출 중심으로이

Abstract

The numerous industries that lead our nation’s are facing the security threats of the global crisis of 2008 and outflow of human resources and technology to emerging economic countries (BRICs). Consequently, companies have utilized various means of preventing the exposure of company technology; however, in reality it is still a struggle. The majority of technology exposure is by changing jobs; therefore, action to countermeasure technology. Hence, this study was conducted to analyze the importance of preventing technology exposure. Targeting professors and professionals related to industrials security, the Delphic method and AHP (Analytic Hierarchy Process) were utilized, combined as the DHP (Delphic Hierarchy Process) analysis to propose security measures for domestic industries and prevent leakage of technology. The following results provide propositions which can possibly be used to establish a policy to confront this problem. First, Section 1 showed that administrative security is more important than physical security and technical security with 49.6%. Secondly, the administrative portion of Section 2 showed that 31% of human resource management, 38.8 % of physical security and control sector, and 56% of ICT service usage management had access to the technical security sector. Thirdly, Section 3 and final criticality analysis showed the importance CCTV and security barriers is 50%, designated protected areas is 43%, e-mail, instant messaging management is 43%, malicious software control is 43%, periodic review of the policy is 41%, general management is 40%, and separation of duties and access control is 36%. This result of this study is compiled from the experience and knowledge of industrial security experts. These can reserve as the basis for prevention of technology leakage, administrative protection, and physical security.