Cyber Security Management Act
Also called: Cybersecurity Management Act
Taiwan's law setting security obligations for government agencies and specific non-government agencies, covering responsibility levels, security maintenance plans, audits, a chief information security officer and incident reporting; the Ministry of Digital Affairs is the competent authority. Most private companies are not directly covered, but vendors that build or run systems for covered agencies take on its requirements through their contracts.
Further reading: law.moj.gov.tw
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