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台灣資安大聯盟（TWDDC）成員台灣資訊安全協會（TWISA）日前參與亞洲最具規模的ICT盛會「Japan IT Week 春季展」，以「CYBERSECURITY TEAM TAIWAN」主題設立台灣資安館，集結9家台灣資安企業共同展出，引起國際市場矚目。此次展會除展現我國資安技術能量，駐日代表李逸洋親自到場力挺，也顯示政府對資安產業國際拓銷的高度重視。此次台灣代表團也拜會日本經濟產業省所屬機構，就資安產業，強化雙邊標準對接與應用場域的合作。

Premier Cho Jung-tai announced a NT$410 billion special budget to address tariff trade policy, international situations, and information security. The act aims to support industries, stabilize employment, and enhance public welfare.

Taiwan’s digital minister proposes an amendment to the Cyber Security Management Act to boost cybersecurity. The revision aims to enhance collaboration and defense.

Hackers breached Taoyuan’s Chansn Hospital, affecting over 80,000 patient records. Taiwan’s health ministry is investigating and enhancing cybersecurity measures.

The National Institute of Cyber Security in Taipei hosted exercises to help healthcare institutions respond to cyberattacks. The event is part of CYBERSEC 2025, focusing on cybersecurity skills and decision-making.

AMD opens a new office in Tainan, marking a milestone for the city’s AI industry. Mayor Huang highlights Tainan’s strategic role in Taiwan’s semiconductor sector.

Taiwan’s digital minister stresses the need for stronger cybersecurity in hospitals after recent attacks. Legislative support is sought to enhance defenses and protect patient data.

The National Institute of Cyber Security launched the Cybersecurity 2.0 Initiative to strengthen Taiwan’s digital defenses. The plan includes automated threat intelligence and a national vulnerability-hunting program, aiming for enhanced cybersecurity competitiveness and alignment with international standards.

Taiwan’s digital minister addresses cybersecurity concerns over DeepSeek, citing potential restrictions under the Personal Data Protection Act. The Executive Yuan has banned its use in government, while Taiwan observes international trends and technical challenges.

China’s AI model DeepSeek, released in January, raises cybersecurity concerns, prompting Taiwan to ban its use in public sectors. Experts highlight the balance between innovation and security.

Keelung Mayor Hsieh Kuo-liang plans to evaluate DeepSeek’s use amid security concerns, following Taipei’s lead. The Executive Yuan banned the AI model over cybersecurity risks.

Taiwan bans DeepSeek AI in government to protect data security, citing copyright and privacy concerns. Public institutions must seek approval for AI use.

Taiwan’s Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu led a bipartisan delegation to the U.S., calling the visit a ＂breakthrough.＂ They discussed Taiwan-U.S. relations and future collaborations.

The Ministry of Digital Affairs warns that proposed budget cuts could harm Taiwan’s internet security. Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu will discuss the 2025 budget.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs reports on recent hacking incidents, plans to boost cybersecurity. Agencies activated defenses, ensuring swift recovery.

Taiwan plans small-scale, unscripted urban resilience drills in March and June to enhance financial and cybersecurity resilience. The exercises aim to identify vulnerabilities and strengthen infrastructure.

Trend Micro reports a shift in ransomware tactics, targeting Taiwan’s SMEs. Hackers use AI and malicious ads for extortion. Businesses must stay vigilant.

Taiwan is confronting significant cybersecurity challenges, ranking second in the Asia-Pacific region for cyberattacks. Digital Minister Huang Yennun highlights the geopolitical factors contributing to these threats, as the government plans to enhance security measures and train professionals in cybersecurity.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs plans to enhance chip cybersecurity by aligning with global standards. Experts discuss trends and Taiwan’s role in the supply chain.

Trend Micro grants a day off to Taiwan employees after the national baseball team wins the WBSC Premier 12, ending Japan’s 27-game streak. Celebrate this historic victory.

Taiwan’s defense minister clarifies no change in combat readiness amid China’s drills. Emphasizes cybersecurity threats and regional cooperation for defense.

The Ministry of National Defense in Taiwan reported a data leak involving high-ranking officials. The breach exposed sensitive identities, prompting a review of document management protocols to prevent future incidents.

Taiwan’s Premier Cho Jung-tai addresses financial security amid China tensions. He pledges collaboration with finance bodies to boost public confidence and cybersecurity.

Discover how Taiwan’s Presidential Office is enhancing national defense through the Whole-of-Society Defense Resilience Committee, focusing on civil training, strategic materials, infrastructure, medical preparedness, and cybersecurity.

Discover how Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense’s ICEFCOM refutes Chinese state media accusations of cyberattacks, emphasizing its role in cybersecurity and national defense.