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KISA chief facing dismissal challenges audit findings, cites procedural flaws

Lee Sang-jung (이상중), head of the Korea Internet & Security Agency, challenged audit findings at a parliamentary audit on Oct. 15 after the board approved a motion recommending his dismissal over allegations including misuse of a corporate card. Democratic Party lawmaker Lee Jeong-heon questioned Lee’s past career and raised suspicions of false entries and shifting responsibility to staff. Lee denied false resume claims and said there were procedural problems in the audit.