Observed arrival · 2026-10-30
A State Cyber Bureau with a K-9 Unit
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
A bilingual site presenting itself as North Korea’s State Cyber Security Bureau, with doctrine, advisories, personnel figures, and an elevated-alert dashboard.
- For
- Cyber-security bureau staff and provincial infrastructure officials
- Worth noticing
- Its organizational structure pairs five directorates with a specialist biological-detection unit labeled K-9.
Field notes
The page reports an establishment of 4,120 people, including 1,860 engineers, and lists headquarters in Pyongyang alongside a regional office in Kaesong. Its described operating routine is unusually specific: duty officers reconcile alarms, record unresolved conditions at handover, and escalate abnormal findings; the homepage also displays 61 directives and a 24-hour reporting cycle.
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