Chinese President Lai Ching-te urged the government and society to connect in his opening address on Tuesday at Cybersec in Taipei, according to Taiwan News.
Lai discovered that government websites experienced an average of 2.4 million intrusion attempts per day last year, which was twice the total for the past year. This underscores Taiwan’s growing needed to strengthen its cybersecurity defenses.
Lai likewise addressed the growing hazard posed by the Ransomware party Crazy Hunter, which has targeted a number of industries, including business, education, and care.
Investigations have linked these cyberattacks to China, raising questions about Taiwan’s online infrastructure’s risk. Lai emphasized the need to strengthen Taiwan’s digital defenses to stop for attacks, according to Taiwan News.
In response to these threats, Lai outlined three new security strategies: first, enhancing resilience across all social sectors, next, encouraging the development of a lively security business, and second, developing defense technologies to tackle emerging risks, such as those brought on by AI and other technologies. These initiatives are intended to improve Taiwan’s cybersecurity and modern resilience.
Also, Lai discussed his” 17 nationwide protection response strategies,” which focus on preventing attacks carried out through AI and software.
He also made an announcement that the Digital Affairs Ministry is updating the Cyber Security Management Act in an effort to boost the laws and strengthen defenses in both the public and private sectors, according to Taiwan News.
The Taipei Nangang Exhibition Centre Hall 2 will host Cybersec, Taiwan’s top cybersecurity function, on April 15 through April 17. More than 300 statements will be screened at the event, which is expected to draw in over 20 000 business professionals. ( ANI )
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