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Taiwan’s MODA establishes first-ever cybersecurity pavilion at RSAC 2026. Minister Lin highlights Taiwan’s 95% share of advanced AI chips and 2.6 million daily cyberattacks.

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau reports China’s cyberattacks and disinformation during military drills. Taiwan’s legislature to discuss security measures.

Taiwan and the Marshall Islands signed a security cooperation agreement in Taipei to address maritime threats and cyberattacks. The pact enhances intelligence sharing and joint operations.

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.

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 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.

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.

Check Point Software reports a surge in cyberattacks, with Taiwan leading the Asia-Pacific region. Key targets include hardware, government, and manufacturing sectors.

China’s Taiwan Affairs Office criticizes President Lai Ching-te and the DPP for inciting cross-strait tensions and fostering cyber armies. Read more on TVBS News.

China leads in daily cyberattacks against Taiwan, says Defense Minister Wellington Koo. Taiwan denies China’s counterclaims of cyberattacks. Read more for details.

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.

Discover how Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te warns of China’s authoritarian expansion threatening global democracy at the Ketagalan Forum, highlighting military aggression and economic coercion.

Taiwan’s prominent public bike rental service, YouBike, has suffered two successive cyber attacks in recent weeks, compromising the personal information of over 40,000 members — twice the number initially reported. The alarming breach has prompted authorities to launch a comprehensive investigation and call upon the company to take immediate measures to mitigate risks.