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Taiwan sets up US-backed cyber unit to hunt hidden military threats

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Taiwan’s military plans to step up its cyber defences against mainland China with a new threat-hunting team and foreign expertise as it deepens cooperation with the US.The Information, Communications and Electronic Force Command has earmarked NT$95.93 million (US$3.03 million) in its proposed 2027 budget to establish the team and bring foreign experts and instructors to

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The Taiwan Armed Forces announced the establishment of a specialized cyber threat hunt team under a US cooperation programme, the so-called Information, Communications and Electronics Command has allocated $3 million in the 2027 budget proposal for the United States of America.

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Taiwan plans to create a unit specialized in digital threat hunting and allocate NT$95.93 million by 2027, with foreign training that, according to local reports, would be mainly linked to the United States.

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong, Hong Kong on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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