Opening Remarks

• Kuo-Wei Wu, Chair, TWIGF
• Kenny Huang, Chair, TWNIC

Opening：AI-Driven Taiwan: Where we are? And where we will be?

• Lee-Feng Chien, Economic Advisor, Executive Yuan Economic Development Commission

High Level Panel Discussion
Trust in Every Click: Taiwan’s Digital Economics and Trust Governance in the Age of AI

• Jo-Fan Yu, Managing Director & CEO, TWNIC

• Lee-Feng Chien, Economic Advisor, Executive Yuan Economic Development Commission
• Isabel Hou, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Digital Affairs
• Jane Yung-jen Hsu, Distinguished Professor / Dean, Chang Gung University College of Intelligent Computing
• Ling-Jyh Chen, CEO, Taiwan AI Academy

Insight on DN Report – Create a Trusted Namespace

Create a Trusted Namespace

• Ian Chiang, TWNIC

• 呂苗令、管理師、財團法人台灣網路資訊中心
• Danielle Hermsen, Manager Support, SIDN
• Heidi Zhang, Manager, Government and Industry Relations, MarkMonito
• Miao Ling Lu, TWNIC

Innovative Applications of Domain Names

In today's era where digital trust and brand building are increasingly critical, the role of domain names is evolving from simple web addresses into core infrastructure that connects identity, trust, and brand value. This session features two industry speakers who will explore the present and future of innovative domain name applications from two perspectives: Web3 technology and brand website governance.The first speaker will examine how domain names, through deep AI Agent participation in online interactions, can shape the future of the internet. This discussion aligns with TWNIC's initiatives in trusted domains, fraud prevention, and identity management challenges, aiming to rebuild the foundation of internet trust for the next decade.The second speaker will focus on lifecycle management of brand gateways, demonstrating how AI significantly lowers the barriers to website deployment. Topics will span from domain name selection and backup operational architecture to domain phishing protection, reputation monitoring, and AIO (AI-Optimized) impact, presenting a comprehensive framework from website launch to brand gateway governance.

• 李佳恩管理師，財團法人台灣網路資訊中心

• Kordan Ou, CEO, KryptoGo
• Vicki JA Tseng, Director of Business Development, Cloudmax Inc.

IP Resources and Modernization Protocol Website Trends: Insight of Protocol Upgrades and Application Strategies from IP Resources

This session will present the 2025 Taiwan Internet Number Resources Report, highlighting the development trends of IP addresses and ASNs in Taiwan. It will focus on four key elements—IPv6, RPKI, HTTPS, and QUIC—to explain what constitutes a modern protocol-ready website and examine its practical impact on performance, security, and network resilience.

1.2025 Taiwan Internet Number Resource Status Report

2.Modernization Protocol Websites: Practical Metrics and Best Practices

3.QUIC Technology: Applications and Practical Implementation

• 顧靜恆組長，TWNIC
• 蔡更達工程師，TWNIC
• Hui-Kai Su, Professor, National Formosa University

網路治理計畫執行實例

• NICOLE T.I. CHAN, Vice Chair, ICANN ASO/AC

NIS2 Directive and beyond: Resilience in Digital Landscape

The latest version of the European Union's Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2 Directive) has officially come into effect, marking it as the strictest cybersecurity regulation in EU history. For industries, NIS2 represents more than just an upgrade in cybersecurity standards; it is a fundamental reshaping of operational models.Under the new regulations, organizations are classified and managed as either "Essential Entities" or "Important Entities." Facing the stringent identity verification requirements of Article 28, the strict 24-hour incident reporting deadline, and the personal legal liabilities imposed on management—is your enterprise prepared?This session will provide an in-depth analysis of the core controversies surrounding NIS2, explore how to strike a balance between GDPR privacy protections and NIS2 transparency requirements, and offer a practical compliance playbook to help businesses stand firm amidst this regulatory storm.

• Joy Chan, Deputy CEO, TWNIC

• Léo Gaillard，國家資通安全研究院
• Alexandre, SOC consultant, Formind
• Daniel, IT Contract Manager
•  Alex Leung, Akamai
• Pavel Odintsov, founder, Fast Net Mon

從DNS RPZ、Phishing check、Trust Notifier到Passive DNS，透過縱深防護策略減少DNS濫用情形

When it comes to TWNIC’s efforts to reduce DNS abuse, the best-known measure is the DNS RPZ mechanism, which helps protect users in Taiwan from illegal websites by modifying the resolution results of malicious domain names. However, this mechanism alone cannot fully address all DNS abuse issues. As a result, we have begun adopting a defense-in-depth strategy, using multiple complementary mechanisms to reduce DNS abuse. This session will cover the operational status and known limitations of DNS RPZ, and explain how the Phishing Check service, the Trust Notifier mechanism, and Passive DNS records are used to build a more comprehensive protection framework.

The Phishing Check service is a long-running public reporting service provided by TWNIC, allowing anyone to report phishing webpages. It continuously receives phishing reports from the public, and once abuse is confirmed, TWNIC notifies the registrar.

The Trust Notifier mechanism is a framework that TWNIC has recently been actively promoting and collaborating on. Its main purpose is to enable rapid intelligence exchange between trusted registries, thereby reducing the cost of verification.

Passive DNS records are a source of intelligence that TWNIC began collecting and using last year. Since DNS RPZ can only address abuse at the domain-name level, we have started trying to track the IP addresses associated with malicious domains and examine their reverse lookup records to determine whether newly emerging domains are also mapped to those IPs. We can even perform keyword monitoring on newly emerging domains to help identify previously unknown malicious domains.

• ART LIN, Deputy Director of Cybersecurity Division, TWNIC

• WEN-YUAN CHANG、Director、Anti-Fraud Center
• June Liu, Director, Taipei Computer Association
• Ginni Yu, chief supervisor, National Institute of Cyber Security
• TJ HSU, Threat Analyst, ASUS

Who Are the Newcomers in Internet Governance? Do They Have a Path to Follow, and Why Do They Stay Involved?

This session focuses on a new generation of participants in the field of internet governance: where they come from, how they enter a professional world that may seem distant yet profoundly shapes the core functioning of the internet, and why they choose to remain engaged. Through the experiences shared by young practitioners, we hope to help more people see that, although internet governance can be highly specialized and difficult for outsiders to grasp, it still offers identifiable pathways for participation, opportunities to build meaningful international connections, and a form of public value worth sustained commitment.

• Yen-Lin Huang, Fellow, TWNIC Academy

• Cui Jia-Wei，Fellow，TWNIC Academy
• Tsung-Yi Yu, Fellow, TWNIC Academy