Expanding Cyber Security Collaborations Between New Delhi And Taipei
The Bengaluru Tech Summit 2021 has been going on where a session was also held on Cyber Security and Related Research Applications.
Participating in the session on ‘Cyber Security and Related Research Applications’ Professor Chin Tsan Wang, Director of Science and Technology, Taipei Economic and Cultural Centre in India, mentioned that “like India, Taiwan has also started various initiatives to revive post-COVID crisis in the field of economy.”
India-Taiwan bilateral relations have been expanding in recent times with collaboration in the field of the Cyber Security arena. To further strengthen the relations between the two countries, Professor Tsan Wang, said that all must focus on establishing a win-win solution for both the countries through promotion and cooperation on the regional platform, be it South Asian or Indo-Pacific partnerships.
He stated that developments in science and technology are inevitable in such initiatives.
“The world is changing in the AI age, so setting a safe cyber security is necessary”, he said, further expressing Taiwan’s interest in collaborating with India to increase respective research applications in the field of cyber security.
“Partnering with Taiwanese companies is an easy way to build up cyber-infrastructure effectively, by setting up research organisations, training centres, and innovation hubs in both countries,” he added.
Another person Yi-Lang Tsai, who is a Researcher and Division Director at National Centre for High-Performance Computing also discussed the cyber range designs for the defence of national critical infrastructure.
He listed the initiatives of Taiwan and mentioned their country’s Security Operation Centre that primarily carries out research on cyber security and provides related services.
He explained about the large-scale ‘threat detection system’ including Hybrid Intrusion Detection System, which uses distributed Honeynet system for sensor deployment and data collection.
He added that Taiwan’s high-performance computing platform takes about 90 seconds to set up, which makes its security information techniques top-notch.
The session also stressed conducting Cyber Defence Exercises (CDX) and improving hands-on training and challenge platforms for students which would be useful for human skill development in the field.
