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South Korea's spy agency has asked 2,100 public institutions, including central government ministries and local governments, to conduct emergency cybersecurity inspections following a recent series of hacking incidents in the financial sector that resulted in customer data breaches, Yonhap and the Korea Times report. The National Intelligence Service will also directly check vulnerabilities in major public information and communications infrastructure, with the inspections expected to be completed by mid-November, according to Chosun Ilbo. The move comes as the presidential office held an emergency meeting over the leak of personal data of the president and trip entourage, Yonhap reports.