US EditionTaiwan completes drills amid heightened tensions with China
- Taiwan's President William Lai stated that Taiwan is committed to strengthening its defense against military and cybersecurity threats during the Cybersec Expo in Taipei.
- The National Security Bureau reported that Taiwan faced an average of 2.4 million daily intrusion attempts in 2024, more than double the total from 2023.
- Raymond Greene from the American Institute in Taiwan mentioned that Taiwan leads the Asia-Pacific region in cybersecurity threat volume, with 55 percent of 412 billion threats targeting Taiwan in 2023.
- The Cybersec Expo hosts over 400 cybersecurity brands, showcasing the importance of international partnerships to tackle cybersecurity challenges.
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Taiwan completes drills amid heightened tensions with China
Taiwan is set to complete a week of "rapid response" exercises aimed at boosting the island's ability to react quickly to threats from China. There has been a recent uptick in tensions after China sent military planes into areas near Taiwan.
Taiwan on front line of global cybersecurity threats: Lai - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, April 15 (CNA) Taiwan not only faces military intimidation from China but also stands on the front line of global cybersecurity threats, and it is taking action to counter those attacks, President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) said Tuesday.
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