3.Publicity, education, and training for information protection; 4.Research, development, testing, and appraisal of the information protection system; 5.Backing for the standardization of the function and reliability of the information protection system; 6.Development of encoding technology for information protection; 7.Research of requisite protective steps regarding personal information; 8.Assistance for operating the Dispute Mediation Committee and the operation of a center where people can report infringements concerning personal information; 9.Operation of the system designed to handle, and respond to, infringements upon the information system; 10.Administration of certifying digital signatures under Article 25 (1) of the Digital Signature Act; 11.Other projects incidental to the projects of subparagraphs 1 through 10; 12.Other projects assigned to the Security Agency by the Minister of Information and Communication as well as work stipulated by this Act and other Acts and subordinate statutes as one of the Security Agency. (4)The Government may contribute financially to meet requisite expenses for Security Agency projects. (5)With respect to the Security Agency, provisions governing the incorporated foundation of the Civil Act shall apply mutatis mutandis to matters not stipulated by this Act. (6)Any person who is not the Security Agency shall not be permitted to use the Korea Information Security Agency name. (7)Presidential Decree shall stipulate requisite concerns regarding the Security Agency’s operation and work. CHAPTER VII INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION Article 53 (International Cooperation) The Government shall encourage mutual cooperation with other nations and international organizations when implementing the business falling under each of the following subparagraphs: 1.The business of increasing Internet IP addresses; 2.The business of transferring and protecting personal information between nations; 3.The business of juvenile protection in information and communications networks;