Strengthening Taiwan's Critical Digital Lifeline

Strengthening Taiwan's Critical Digital Lifeline

A new paper from Charles Mok of GDPi examines the current landscape of Taiwan’s Internet Infrastructure
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In new work, Global Digital Policy Incubator (GDPi) Research Scholar, Charles Mok, along with Kenny Huang, a leader in Asia’s internet communities, examine Taiwan’s reliance on fragile external systems and how that reliance exposes Taiwan to threats like geopolitical conflicts, cyberattacks and natural disasters. The key, write Mok and Huang, is strengthening governance, enhancing investment, and fostering international cooperation in order to secure a resilient future.

For more, read the full paper, out now and free to download.

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