Due to the rise of the technology industry in Taiwan and the government's promotion of related digital transformation, it has been ongoing for many years. However, in statistics, the number of information security attacks suffered by Taiwan still ranks first in the Asia-Pacific region, among which DDoS is the most common, followed by ransomware, vulnerability intrusions, and botnets.

Starting this year, the targets of hacker attacks have gradually shifted to manufacturing and traditional industries. We should be vigilant. I often emphasize that information security matters.

Many incidents are caused by people. Almost 90% of information security incidents are caused by "people." But how do we protect information security? I believe this is a pain point for many manufacturing and traditional industries.

If information security incidents occur in banks, will traditional industries and manufacturing industries have to face the growing number of network information security incidents more cautiously?