Integrating cyber security information in real time and dedicating a website page to hybrid offices

During their interviews, the interviewees (stakeholders) acknowledged efforts of the Taiwan Computer Emergency Response Team/Coordination Center (TWCERT/CC) in establishing a distance working area on its website and to overcome the challenges of the pandemic. Because of the widespread adoption of work-from-home arrangements in the previous two years, numerous businesses were exposed to cyber security risks associated with the use of individual mobile devices or cloud service applications. The TWCERT/CC plays a pivotal role in cyber security reporting in Taiwan; thus, it must help businesses and the general public by monitoring cyber security incidents and providing crucial information on its website in a timely manner. Its efforts in preventing cyber security incidents and conveying authentic information have generated tangible results.

I think it’s a good thing that TWCERT/CC launched a dedicated page on their website...Maybe we will put more effort into promoting remote work. We hope that TWCERT/CC can help create an overview of the market dynamics for us.

We’re currently focusing on cell phones. For example, whenever we’re not at the office, we rely on our cell phones to do our job. Cell phones are just like a microcomputer, but people often overlook [the importance of] cyber security for their phones. Very few people have installed antivirus applications on their phones... This field of cyber security warrants extra attention.

TWCERT/CC has strived to promote what it has developed and to increase public awareness of cyber security.