Talk:Korea Internet & Security Agency

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Explain KISA in relation to US bureaus?
My apologies for asking this... I'm from the US, and I have a good idea of how NIST, the IETF and 3-letter agencies like CIA and NSA interact. I'm not clear on KISA, and its {rough|loose} equivalent from the US. Could someone please state it. Jeffrey Walton (talk) 14:43, 10 April 2017 (UTC)

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