US Envoy Calls for Cyber Alliance Between US, Israel, and Taiwan
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee urged closer cybersecurity cooperation among the United States, Israel, and Taiwan at Tel Aviv University. He warned that cyberattacks increasingly threaten physical harm and essential services, stating that the enemies of Israel are also enemies of the U.S. and Taiwan. Taiwan's representative, Ya-Ping Lee, also emphasized cooperation in AI and semiconductor supply chains, highlighting Taiwan's role as a reliable partner. The discussions occurred at Cyber Week & AI Week, which drew over 7,000 participants.
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- U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee called for a US-Israel-Taiwan cyber alliance.
- Huckabee stated that the enemies of Israel are also enemies of the United States.
- The ambassador warned that cyberattacks can cause physical harm and disrupt essential services.
- Taiwan's representative emphasized cooperation in AI and semiconductor supply chains.
- The event at Tel Aviv University attracted over 7,000 participants, including 1,200 international guests.
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