TSMC Hosts Its First Supply Chain Security Workshop to Achieve Mutual Success
Adopting Ten Key Information Cybersecurity Control Measures to Enhance Semiconductor Supply Chain Resilience and Practical Capabilities
TSMC is committed to implementing the Information Security Declaration and promoting supply chain information security management in four major areas including establishing regulations, developing evaluation mechanisms, establishing diverse promotion and training mechanisms, and risk management. In order to further enhance its cybersecurity management practices, in June 2024, TSMC organized its first Supply Chain Security Workshop with the theme of Strengthening Supply Chain Information Security Management Practices. During the workshop, TSMC shared its experiences in implementing ten key information security control measures and invited the National Security Council and the National Institute of Cyber Security to analyze global cybersecurity threat trends and response strategies. Over 800 participants from 486 important suppliers attended the workshop. According to 457 post-event feedback questionnaires, the overall satisfaction of suppliers reached 98%, with 95% acknowledging that experiences sharing helps to optimize cybersecurity management and build a more resilient semiconductor supply chain.
As an integral link in the semiconductor supply chain, TSMC prudently addresses cybersecurity development trends and strengthens its protective mechanisms. The Company recently hosted its inaugural Supply Chain Security Workshop to share practical experiences, collaborate with suppliers to enhance defense resilience, safeguard market competitiveness, and protect the interests of customers and partners.
Cybersecurity is national security. Faced with hackers and threats that can infiltrate almost every corner of the globe, it is imperative for enterprises to manage risks, implement cybersecurity measures, and strive for mutually beneficial outcomes.
Thanks to TSMC for taking the lead in emphasizing and promoting cybersecurity awareness and practices. The ten key information security control measures are very practical, allowing suppliers to clearly understand how to effectively manage cybersecurity key points and properly protect information assets.
Enhancing Information Security Management and Promoting Industry Well-being
TSMC is committed to safeguarding information security for its customers, suppliers, and employees. In addition to organizing information security seminars, TSMC has also enhanced its supplier information security management in various aspects to establish a secure and stable supply chain system. TSMC collaborates with international organizations such as Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), the Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Association (TSIA), and the National Institute of Cyber Security to address information security challenges in the semiconductor industry, improving protection standards, extending the influence to more suppliers, and expanding to other industries to achieve sustainable business operations.
TSMC and its suppliers are closely connected in a community of shared life. The Company aims to enhance information security and protect confidential information through the power of the supply chain, extending influence to other industries.
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