Taiwan Cyber Security Tech Hub Learns from European high tech leaders (Source: Agenda 21st century Taiwan)

In recent years, large European cybersecurity companies have carried out a series of mergers and acquisitions. In June 2019 Entrust Datacard, a leading provider of trusted identity and secure issuance technology solutions, completed its acquisition of nCipher Security, formerly Thales’s market-leading general purpose hardware security module (HSM) business. At the same time, Thales has completed the €4.8 billion acquisition of Gemalto (Euronext Amsterdam and Paris: GTO), creating a global leader in digital identity and security.

Accumulated 20 years of software and hardware solution integration experience, Anyware Co., a professional company specializing in software and hardware combination solutions, established the Taiwan Cyber Security Tech Hub (TCSTH) in cooperation with European companies in March 2020. TCSTH focuses on the HSM hardware security module, which is a physical computing device that can protect and manage digital keys, perform digital signature encryption and decryption functions, powerful identity verification, and other encryption functions.

With the support of these advanced European technologies, Anyware Co.’s R&D engineers are committed to providing various data protection for network and cloud security. The cloud can provide efficiency and agility to immediately start new services and expand the infrastructure. Mr. Yogi Fang, CEO of Anyware, said that the lack of controllable or defined entrances and exits brought a lot of cloud data security issues, data leakage, abuse of privileged users, cloud super administrators, geographic regulations, etc. “Our service proven authentication, encryption, and management solutions turn any cloud environment into a trusted and compliant environment by solving the critical challenges of data governance, control, and ownership – no matter where you store your data” Mr. Fang explained.

Now, Anyware is focusing on the next-generation security solution, the Post-Quantum Signature Service. This encryption algorithm is considered to be resistant to attacks from quantum computers. For such high-end innovation efforts, the Taiwan Cyber Security Tech Hub has a forward-looking vision and great potential to become one of the global leaders.