Mar.13, 2020
The COVID-19 outbreak has sparked a global surge in remote working to minimize contact and the risk of infection, but along with the convenience of collaborating online, cybersecurity has become a major concern for companies that depend on business data privacy.
According to Global Market Insights, the size of the cyber security market is expected to grow to US$300 billion by 2024, resulting from increasing cyberattacks and unprotected IoT devices and services.
Taiwan has long been a specialist in cybersecurity solutions, including firewalls, UTM and network security hardware platforms, backend and mobile device protection (fingerprint identification chips, TPM modules), IoT security (gateways), and cybersecurity system services (cybersecurity inspection, operation management).
As an ICT powerhouse, Taiwan's cybersecurity output value in 2019 was US$1.64 billion dollars, an increase by 12.3% compared to the previous year. Two major drivers of the increase were cybersecurity network hardware and cybersecurity services.
The following are some of the most popular 2020 Taiwan Excellence Award winning cybersecurity solutions:
https://www.taiwanexcellence.org/en/award/product/109120
COMPUTEX, one of the global leading ICT shows, to take place in Taiwan, will focus on top ICT trends such as AI & IoT, 5G, Edge Computing, Innovations & Startups, Gaming as well as Cybersecurity. Visitors will see the latest cybersecurity solutions by global exhibitors in addition to those above.
***As of today, Wednesday March 11, the COVID-19 outbreak has resulted in more than 110,000 confirmed cases worldwide. As of writing, a total of 48 confirmed cases were reported in Taiwan, with 1 deceased, 17 released from isolation, and the remainder hospitalized in stable condition. The current data indicated that, the risk of infection to international travelers within Taiwan is still considered low to minimal.
***The latest reports as shown in the following table
Nations |
Confirmed cases (newly acquired cases today) |
China, including Hong Kong (119), Macau (10) |
80,886 (17) |
Italy |
10,149 (2,774) |
Iran |
8,042 (881) |
Republic of Korea |
7,755 (242) |
Spain |
1,648 (602) |
France |
1,606 (194) |
Germany |
1,139 (0) |
U.S.A. |
959 (255) |
2 cruise ships in international conveyance |
696 (0) |
Japan |
581(62) |
The Netherlands |
382 (61) |
UK |
382 (63) |
Sweden |
326 (66) |
Switzerland |
311 (0) |
Belgium |
267 (27) |
Norway |
192 (23) |
Singapore |
166 (6) |
Austria |
157 (26) |
Malaysia |
129 (12) |
Denmark |
113 (54) |
Bahrain |
109 (0) |
Greece |
89 (5) |
Australia |
83 (0) |
Canada |
77 (0) |
UAE |
74 (14) |
Kuwait |
69 (4) |
Iraq |
67 (0) |
Iceland |
60 (0) |
Egypt |
59(0) |
India |
59(12) |
Israel |
58(16) |
Thailand |
53(2) |
San Marino |
51(0) |
Taiwan |
48(1) |
Czech Republic |
40(2) |
The Philippines |
35(15) |
Vietnam |
34(4) |