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面对生成式 AI 与云服务普及带来的安全威胁持续升级，韩国运营商 KT 宣布与首尔国立大学展开深度合作，联合打造面向 AI 与云时代的专业网络安全人才培养体系。双方计划设立“融合安全签约学科”（Convergence Security Contract Department），为 KT 安全人员提供定制化课程与实战训练，课程内容横跨个人信息保护、法规合规、安全治理与网络安全四大领域，其中网络安全模块明确纳入 AI、云、零信任架构与 6G 前沿方向。
威胁升级倒逼人才建设
KT 在阐述合作动因时指出，技术的快速演进正在催生更加复杂多变的网络攻击手段。生成式 AI 降低了攻击者的技术门槛，云化架构则扩大了企业的攻击面，传统被动防御模式已难以应对。在此环境下，拥有一支能够主动研判、快速响应的专业安全团队，成为运营商维持业务韧性的先决条件。
首尔国立大学工学院院长 Kim Young-oh 对此判断更为直接。他表示，生成式 AI 和下一代通信技术的快速普及正在推高安全风险，信息安全已逐步确立为“决定企业和国家竞争力的核心能力”。这一定位也从侧面反映出，网络安全在韩国已从企业内部的技术议题上升至国家战略层面的人才议题。
【关键数据】
- 合作机构: KT × 首尔国立大学
- 新设部门: 融合安全签约学科（统筹全部培训工作）
- 课程四大板块: 个人信息保护、法规、安全治理、网络安全
- 前沿技术覆盖: AI、云、零信任、6G
校企合作模式的产业逻辑
此次人才培养计划并非凭空而来，而是建立在双方今年早些时候签署的人才发展合作谅解备忘录基础之上。通过“签约学科”这一形式，KT 能够将企业实际面临的安全场景直接注入高校课程设计，而首尔国立大学则获得了产业一线的真实需求输入，形成双向反馈的闭环。
KT 人力资源部门负责人、执行副总裁 Lee Sun-joo 强调，安全风险的持续上升使得“持续强化员工安全专业能力”成为当务之急。她表示，双方将系统性地培养具备技术洞察力的融合安全专家，以应对 KT 乃至整个韩国面临的网络威胁。这一表态显示，该项目的人才产出目标并不局限于企业自身，还承载着为国家层面储备安全人才的更宏观意图。
安全人才军备竞赛开启
从全球范围看，KT 的举措折射出电信行业的一个共性趋势：随着 5G-A 向 6G 演进、网络全面云化以及 AI 大规模嵌入业务流程，安全能力的竞争正在从产品采购转向人才储备。运营商仅靠外购安全设备已不足以构建防线，将安全能力内化为组织能力成为新的竞争焦点。可以预期，类似的校企联合培养模式将在更多市场出现，网络安全人才的争夺战或将成为下一阶段产业竞争的隐形战场。
出处：KT ups staff cybersecurity training
英文原文KT and Seoul National University teamed to tackle growing cybersecurity threats by developing a specialist training programme geared towards the dangers posed by AI and cloud usage. The South Korean operator explained the march of technological development is contributing to more sophisticated cyber threats, in turn making it important to have professional staff on hand to fight back. KT and the university plan to establish a Convergence Security Contract Department to oversee training. Their agreement builds on a cooperative memorandum of understanding signed earlier this year covering staff development. The department is to offer a specialised curriculum and relevant field training to KT security staff. Subjects span protecting personal information, regulation, security governance and network safety, with the latter covering AI, cloud, zero trust and 6G. Kim Young-oh, Dean of the College of Engineering at Seoul National University, said security risks are rising because of the “rapid proliferation of generative AI and next-generation communication technologies”. The risks mean “information security is establishing itself as a core competency that determines the competitiveness of companies and nations”. Lee Sun-joo, EVP and head of KT’s human resources division, said the rising risks make it “paramount to continuously strengthen the security expertise” of the operator’s staff. The executive said KT and the university would “systematically cultivate convergence security experts” with the skills and technological nous needed to address cyber threats facing the company and South Korea as a whole. The post KT ups staff cybersecurity training appeared first on Mobile World Live .
