
TechNews hosted the "Cybersecurity Opportunities and Resilience: The New AI Defense Line" seminar on December 5, 2025, inviting various cybersecurity firms and research institutions to share insights on cybersecurity trends and corporate resilience strategies in the AI era.
During the event, Lydsec CTO He Yi-Lin focused on supply chain attacks, noting that attack vectors have evolved from early social engineering to include CI/CD pipelines, third-party components, and cloud environments. Enterprises relying solely on traditional defenses like WAFs and antivirus software often struggle to keep up. He recommends that companies focus on log collection, external threat intelligence monitoring, supply chain auditing, and a zero-trust mindset to minimize exploitable vulnerabilities.
The value of red teaming lies not in "passing a test," but in helping enterprises identify blind spots, trace vulnerabilities back from results, and drive continuous improvement. Lydsec remains committed to leveraging its hands-on experience to help businesses integrate supply chain risk into their overall cybersecurity governance.
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