Digitalization is one of the most important drivers of current economic growth and offers solutions for various societal challenges. At the same time, due to the rapid adoption of digital technologies and increased vulnerability to cyber risks, cyber security has become a significant challenge worldwide. The role of cyber security is therefore becoming increasingly important for protecting information, data, and privacy, as well as securing industry and (critical) infrastructure. Both Taiwan and the Netherlands have frequently suffered cyber incidents in the past.
The Netherlands Cyber Security Roadmap towards Taiwan presents a multi-annual programming, as envisioned by a collaboration of the Dutch cyber sector, Security Delta (HSD), Innovation Quarter (IQ), the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO), and the Netherlands Office Taipei (NLOT). The roadmap is intended for the Dutch cyber security private sector as well as relevant (research) institutes. This roadmap is built around the shared ambition of establishing growth in the Dutch and Taiwanese cyber security sectors through interaction with relevant companies, research organizations, and institutions. By structuring activities along the presented strategy with a common goal, less fragmentation and more focus, we mean to facilitate Dutch parties gaining an understanding of the Taiwanese cyber security landscape and the opportunities that arise from it.
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