Speakers

• Audrey Tang, Minister of Digital Affairs
• Jia-Rong Low, Vice President, Stakeholder Engagement and Managing Director, APAC, ICANN
• Paul Wilson, Director General, APNIC
• Kenny Huang, Chairman and CEO, TWNIC

Topic: Internet Governance through Multistakeholder Norm-Setting

• Internet governance is a model of norm-setting developed through multistakeholderism. Is this still relevant amidst increasing regulatory developments to address rising online abusive activities?

Speakers

• Josh Kallmer, Head of Global Public Policy and Government Relations, Zoom Video Communications, Inc.

Topic: Enhancing Regional Collaboration Through Trusted Notifier Framework

• In this session, ccTLD TWNIC (.tw) and gTLD DotAsia (.asia) will share about the TWNIC-DotAsia Trusted Notifier Framework established since Mar 2022. This anti-phishing fast track mechanism provides a platform to jointly combat against harmful online activities.
• TWNIC and DotAsia will share best practices, as well as past experiences through this ccTLD-gTLD collaboration.

Speakers

• Edmon Chung, CEO, DotAsia Organisation
• Kenny Huang, Chairman and CEO, TWNIC

Topic: Maintaining an Interoperable Internet-- Challenges and Opportunities

• This session will discuss the current state of the Internet’s interoperable functioning, and potential impacts from technical infrastructure, regulatory, and commercial developments. Speakers will share their views on the topic of “Internet Fragmentation” or the “Splinternet”, as well as potential challenges and opportunities for maintaining a global, interoperable Internet.



Speakers

Moderator:

• Kenny Huang, Chairman and CEO, TWNIC

Speakers:

• Nicole T. I. Chan, Former Chairperson, National Communications Commission, Taiwan | ICANN ASO/ AC | Vice Chairperson, Digital Transformation Association
• Josh Kallmer, Head of Global Public Policy and Government Relations, Zoom Video Communications, Inc.
• May-Ann Lim, Director of Fair Tech Institute, Access Partnership
• Jia-Rong Low, Vice President, Stakeholder Engagement and Managing Director, APAC, ICANN
• Paul Wilson, Director General, APNIC

• Both public and private sectors from business and government are increasingly exposing each other to an expanding range of cyber-risks. However, based on current efforts to cybersecurity resources are limited in scope. Thus, this workshop will focus on what, how, and when the collaboration will be facilitated by business and government as well as share the tactics, practices, and case-studies of cyber security events and vulnerabilities handling.



Moderator:

• Wei-Chung Teng, Chairman of CSIE, NTUST

Speakers:

• Jamie Gillespie, Senior Internet Security Specialist, APNIC
• Jia-Rong Low, Vice President, Stakeholder Engagement and Managing Director, APAC, ICANN
• Takayuki Uchiyama, Product Security Center, Panasonic Holdings Company
• Dr. Benson Wu, Founder, Cycraft

Topic: Sharing Best Practices for a More Secure and Stable DNS

• This session will discuss current best practices for a secure and stable Domain Name System (DNS). Speakers will share recent initiatives and efforts such as the Knowledge-Sharing and Instantiating Norms for DNS and Naming Security (KINDNS) program, which focuses on important operational best practices or concrete instances of DNS security best practices.

Moderator:

• Yien Chyn Tan, Stakeholder Engagement Manager, APAC, ICANN

Speakers:

• Nai-Wen Hsu, Director, Dept. of Technology, TWNIC
• Edward Lewis, Senior Technologist, Office of the CTO, ICANN
• Fan-Chieh Lin, Assistant Director, Data Communications Business Group, Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd.
• Champika Wijayatunga, Regional Technical Engagement Manager, APAC, ICANN

Topics: Data Privacy, Security and Beyond

• A unique opportunity for participants to learn from each other about the most pressing challenges in today’s internet world.
• We will discuss content filtering and censorship, what are some approach different countries do to censor or filter certain types of online content, the concerns and impact on freedom of speech and privacy.
• Data privacy and security: Different organizations are required to collect, store and processing large amounts of sensitive personal data, which raises concerns about privacy and data security issue.

Moderator:

• Joy Chan, Deputy CEO, TWNIC

Speakers:

• Jamie Gillespie, Senior Internet Security Specialist, APNIC
• Maria Cecilia Soria, Head, Regulatory and Case Management, PLDT Privacy Office
• Henry Tsai, Division-Chief Judge, Taiwan Shilin District Court
• Ken-Ying Tseng, Partner, Lee and Li, Attorneys At Law
• Akinori Maemura, Chief Policy Officer, JPNIC

Topics: IPv6/RPKI Deployment

• Despite its age and feature maturity, deployment of IPv6 on the public Internet is still ongoing. RPKI is a security framework by which network owners can validate and secure the critical route updates or BGP announcements between public Internet networks. This session will share the current status of global IPv6/RPKI deployment and experience.

Moderator:

• JM Chien, Senior VP, Asia Pacific Telecom

Speakers:

• Tomohiro Fujisaki, Director, Information Security Division, NTT Communications Corporation
• Thomas Harrison, Product and Delivery Manager for Registry Product, APNIC
• Taiji Kimura, Researcher, JPNIC

Topics: RIR and NIR Policy Update

• The Policy SIG charter is to develop policies which relate to the management and use of Internet number resources within Taiwan. These include policies for resource allocation and transfer, and for resource registration within whois, RPKI and related services.

Moderator:

• Ching-Heng Ku, Director, Dept. of IP, TWNIC

Speakers:

• George Kuo, Senior Advisor for Services, APNIC
• Akinori Maemura, Chief Policy Officer, JPNIC

Topics:

Speakers:

• Ku-Chieh Chen, Cyber Security Lab, Panasonic
• Jamie Gillespie, Internet Security Specialist, APNIC
• Hsu-Chun Hsiao, CSIE of NTU
• Ken Lee, Security Consultant, AWS Professional Services

Topics: The Development of Operational Technology

• The Operational Technology SIG is a community of professionals and network operators working in the field of operational technology in Taiwan. The group is focused on promoting the advancement of technology in support of operational efficiency and effectiveness.
• Members of the SIG work collaboratively on initiatives related to the implementation,management, and security of operational technology systems,including hardware, software, and infrastructure.
• The Operational Technology SIG plays a crucial role in ensuring the effective operation of network and systems and in advancing the use of technology to improve network operational performance and service delivery.

Moderator:

• Tom Koh, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Taiwan Mobile

Speakers:

• Jeff Hong, Product manager, Chief Telecom
• Grace Lee, Principal Engineer, NARLabs, NCHC