Taiwan sets up US-backed cyber unit to hunt hidden military threats
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At a glance
- Taiwan’s military plans to create a cyber threat-hunting team focused on strengthening defences against mainland China.
- The proposed 2027 budget allocates NT$95.93 million, or US$3.03 million, for the team and for foreign experts and instructors, subject to legislative approval.
Taiwan’s military plans to establish a new cyber threat-hunting team as it strengthens cooperation with the United States and steps up defences against mainland China.
The Information, Communications and Electronic Force Command has earmarked NT$95.93 million, equivalent to US$3.03 million, in its proposed 2027 budget for the unit.
The funding would also bring foreign experts and instructors to Taiwan for advanced training. The budget plan still requires legislative approval. The source text does not provide further details of the programme’s planned focus.
Originally published by South China Morning Post. Summarized and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.