4/17 (Thu.) 15:30 - 16:00 7F 701G

Taiwan’s Defense Supply Chain Security Upgrade: From CMMC Compliance to Self-Reliant Defense

With Trump’s return for his second term as the U.S. president, the CMMC's future whether it will be enforced or significantly modified? Defense supply chain security reflects a nation's ability to safeguard strategic resources, maintain defense self-reliance, and protect critical sensitive information. Taiwan, a key player in the global high-tech supply chain, has long been a target of cyber threats and malicious attacks. In considering CMMC adoption, Taiwan should prioritize "security and self-reliance" as national strategic goals with practical implementation. Strengthening defense supply chain security is not just about expanding industrial cooperation with friendly countries but also ensuring industrial sustainability, self-reliance, and national resilience.

Raymond HJ HUANG
SPEAKER
Institute for National Defense and Security Research
Senior Research Fellow

TOPIC / TRACK
Supply Chain Security Forum

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

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
Security Awareness
Supply Chain Security
CMMC