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AI-Era Defense for Semiconductor Operations

上午 11:35 - 下午 12:00

Artificial intelligence is dramatically accelerating vulnerability discovery and attack development. For semiconductor manufacturers, where production continuity and operational safety are paramount, traditional cybersecurity approaches are increasingly challenged by the speed and scale of emerging threats.

This sharing explores how AI is transforming both offensive and defensive cybersecurity capabilities and what that means for semiconductor production and facility environments.

Attendees will learn a practical defense framework built around three essential capabilities: asset intelligence, virtual patching, and threat detection. Rather than treating visibility and protection as separate initiatives, the framework focuses on rapidly identifying critical assets and vulnerabilities, prioritizing risk reduction, and maintaining resilient operations across both production and facility systems.

The session will also introduce the latest Semiconductor OT Cybersecurity Reference Guideline and discuss how it can help manufacturers establish a consistent and actionable approach to securing semiconductor operations in the AI era.

 

Key Technologies Covered

  • AI-Driven Asset Intelligence and Vulnerability Prioritization
  • Virtual Patching and Network-Based Risk Mitigation
  • OT Threat Detection for AI-Era Attacks

Featured Speakers

Dr. Terence Liu

劉榮太博士

執行長, 睿控網安股份有限公司

Terence is the CEO of TXOne Networks, a renowned provider of cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions for OT environments and industrial control systems. With a strong focus on ensuring reliability and safety from cyberattacks, Terence and his team at TXOne Networks strive to secure automation and critical assets in the rapidly evolving industrial world.

Before assuming his role at TXOne Networks, Terence held the position of Vice President at Trend Micro, a prominent cybersecurity company. During his tenure, Terence led Trend Micro's Network Threat Defense Technology Group, driving the company's expansion into the telecommunications network domain. His efforts encompassed protecting IoT devices and services, extending the company's footprint from the premise to the edge and core networks.

Prior to joining Trend Micro, Terence served as the CEO of Broadweb, where he played a pivotal role in defining and creating the company's groundbreaking Deep-Packet-Inspection (DPI) product and business strategy. His visionary leadership and innovative solutions garnered the attention of numerous leading networking and security vendors, establishing Broadweb as a major player in the industry. Eventually, Trend Micro recognized the value of Broadweb's expertise and acquired the company in October 2013.

Terence holds a Ph.D. and M.S. degree in Computer Science from the esteemed National Tsing-Hua University. His strong academic background, coupled with his extensive industry experience, has empowered him to develop groundbreaking solutions for the cybersecurity landscape. Additionally, Terence's contributions to the field are exemplified by his multiple patents and publications in prestigious journals such as IEEE/ACM.