5/16 (Thu.) 16:00 - 16:30 7F 701C

Strategy Implementation for Introducing and Promoting CMMC in Taiwan - Perspectives on National Defense & Security

Taiwan, a hotspot for malicious targets of cyber-attacks due to its role as a key link of high-tech in global supply chain. From national defense and security perspectives, it really needs more strategic thinking and proactive measures to counter cyber-threats - a non-stop, complex and global security issue. However, comparing the scale of Taiwan defense industrial suppliers with the extensive defense industrial base of the United States, it requires a collaborative effort of diverse stakeholders to collectively explore how to establish a constructive mechanism similar to the CMMC that aligns with national security needs and its own defense industrial environment. And, this will aim to establish a stronger cybersecurity resilience for its national defense supply chain. It is, therefore, urged and anticipated that Taiwan government set a much more aggressive mission goal with proactive cross-department integration and support efforts to promote much closer cooperations between US-Taiwan defense industry and help industry engaging the CMMC and compliance to the NIST related standards.

Raymond HJ HUANG
SPEAKER
Senior Research Fellow, Army Lieutenant General (retired)
Institute for National Defense and Security Research

TOPIC / TRACK
CMMC Forum

LOCATION
Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 2
7F 701C

LEVEL
General General sessions explore new cybersecurity knowledge and non-technical topics, ideal for those with limited or no prior cybersecurity knowledge.

SESSION TYPE
Breakout Session

LANGUAGE
Chinese

SUBTOPIC
Supply Chain Security
Security Awareness
Industrial Security