Abstract

The Information and Communications Research Division (ICL) of the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) plays a leading role in advancing Taiwan’s cybersecurity innovation. Our current research focuses on cyber attack and defense technologies, aiming to strengthen the resilience of digital systems in the era of AI and intelligent automation. The division integrates expertise across AI security, network defense, post-quantum cryptography, and red-teaming simulation to develop practical solutions for both government and industry. Ongoing projects include the development of automated penetration testing platforms, AI model robustness evaluation, and cyber-resilience frameworks for critical infrastructure such as 5G, IoT, and robotics. Through close collaboration with international partners—including NIST, SCC, and major global tech companies—ITRI continues to align with emerging global standards and contribute to next-generation security ecosystems. By combining advanced research, real-world testing, and policy support, our goal is to cultivate cybersecurity talent and empower Taiwan’s industries to build trustworthy, intelligent, and secure digital systems.

Bio.

Dr. Wang got his Ph.D. in Computer and Communication Engineering, National Cheng Kung University (NCKU). He currently serves as the Manager of the Information and Communication Systems and Cybersecurity Division at the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI). He has over 15 years of professional experience in the cybersecurity field, having led and executed nearly 30 government-funded projects related to cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. His expertise covers information security governance, enterprise threat identification, malicious behavior analysis, and industrial cybersecurity standards implementation (IEC 62443). Dr. Wang also specializes in AI governance and system evaluation, including AI risk identification, governance policy design, and validation methodologies. He is known for his cross-domain integration capability, effectively combining cybersecurity strategies with AI development to promote trustworthy, interpretable, and security-hardened AI systems.

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