LG Display: an acting CISO awaits formal registration under Korean law, 2026

LG Display's 20-F ties its acting-CISO disclosure to a specific South Korean legal requirement rather than to a vacancy or a search for a permanent hire.

The filing states its CISO "is appointed in accordance with the requirements set forth by the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Data Protection in Korea," and then adds: "Our current acting CISO, whose formal registration under such Act is pending as of the date of this annual report, has more than four years of information security-related work experience."

The filing describes the CISO role as managed alongside a Chief Information Officer and a Chief Risk Officer, supported by three dedicated teams covering cybersecurity policy, security-hazard assessment and security training. LG Display does not name the acting CISO or state when the acting appointment began, and does not say whether the pending Korean registration is a formality or an open question about the appointment itself.

See the interim and acting CISO record for other companies naming a temporary security leader in an SEC filing, with no comparison or ranking implied.