Keypasco (TWSE: 7834), a leader in identity authentication, hosted the ‘Zero Trust for Future Enterprise Cyber Resilience’ Summit on September 24th’. More than 180 CEOs, security leaders, and public-sector officials attended, signaling strong cross‑sector alignment around Zero Trust.
The annual conference convened experts from industry, government, and academia to show how Zero Trust has shifted from an IT challenge to a driver of digital transformation and sustainable growth. As digital adoption accelerates, enterprises face rising cyber risk even as new technologies boost efficiency and growth. Keypasco applies Zero Trust to help domestic and international clients build ‘inside‑out’ defenses that strengthen enterprise resilience.
Government to Enterprise: Zero Trust Consensus
Mr. Tsai Fu‑Long, Director‑General, Administration for Cyber Security, Ministry of Digital Development (MODA), opened the summit, underscoring the government’s commitment to cybersecurity governance.
Keypasco Chairman Cheng‑I Lin stressed that adopting Zero Trust is an urgent enterprise priority. He noted that Zero Trust is a global trend and emerging standard; in Taiwan, MODA and the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) both prioritize Zero Trust. Moreover, he added, Zero Trust underpins cybersecurity, corporate sustainability, and international competitiveness. General Manager Cindianne Lin outlined company strategy and highlighted continuous innovation to meet diverse industry security needs.
CISO Yi‑Lang Tsai opened the first keynote— ‘From Perimeter Defense to Zero Trust Mindset’—noting that evolving work models and IT environments render firewall‑only defenses insufficient. He emphasized Zero Trust as a mindset that rigorously verifies every user and device, regardless of location. CTO Sean Chang detailed how Zero Trust architecture accelerates secure digital transformation. He outlined a phased roadmap: identity, device management, and access control to stress that Zero Trust is achieved incrementally.
Cross‑Industry Adoption: Zero Trust at Work
One of the most engaging sessions at the Keypasco Summit 2025 was the sharing of real-world implementation experiences across various industries. The session dispelled the myth that Zero Trust is only for tech, showing its relevance across sectors driving digital transformation.
BitoGroup Operations Manager Michael Tsao shared how financial firms can apply Zero Trust to secure transactions and innovate within regulatory guardrails. HLBS Technology General Manager Mitesh described hardware‑led approaches that integrate with software to build end‑to‑end Zero Trust for smart manufacturing.
Biomedica CMO Ming‑Hsiang Lin highlighted Zero Trust’s role in protecting genetic data and AI‑enabled diagnostics while enabling innovation.
Keypasco and NTT DATA announced a jointly developed product, underscoring the importance of co‑creating secure ecosystems. This partnership not only highlights Keypasco’s critical position in the global ecosystem but also provides the market with concrete solutions, opening a new chapter for corporate cyber defense.
Zero Trust Dialogue: From Cost to Value
A closing high‑level dialogue with Ku‑Lung Lin (Taichung City Digital Development Bureau), Shao‑Yan Juan (EY Advisory Services), and Paul Liu (Keypasco) explored Zero Trust’s trajectory. The panelists unanimously agreed that Zero Trust is not just about technology deployment but also an organizational culture shift.
The panelists thoroughly explored the critical role Zero Trust plays In modern enterprises, covering everything from government policy promotion and corporate strategy execution to the comprehensive integration of technology and organizational culture. They emphasized how Zero Trust can move from perceived cost to competitive advantage, guiding Taiwanese enterprises toward resilient, sustainable security.
The summit served as a platform for knowledge exchange and innovation. Keypasco collaborated with leaders across sectors to advance enterprise cybersecurity and strengthen the digital resilience of Taiwan’s industries.