Taiwan to launch cybersecurity center in August amid rising threats from China, AI, and Quantum tech
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Taiwan is establishing a cybersecurity center in August to combat growing threats from hackers backed by China, AI, quantum computing, ransomware, and intellectual property theft. The center will oversee the country's cybersecurity initiatives, including societal resilience, protection of infrastructure, safeguarding industries, and ensuring safe AI use. An overarching security framework involving multiple government departments and international partners will be established.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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