TeamT5 and TWNIC Sign MOU to Strengthen Threat Intelligence Sharing and Cybersecurity Resilience in Taiwan

Taipei, Taiwan, April 24, 2026TeamT5, a cybersecurity company specializing in cyber threat research and intelligence analysis, and the Taiwan Network Information Center (TWNIC) announced today that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). Under the MOU, the two organizations will establish a threat intelligence sharing framework, integrate complementary resources and deepen collaboration to strengthen Taiwan’s overall cybersecurity resilience and support the development of the cybersecurity industry.

The collaboration will cover intelligence exchange and joint research. TeamT5 will contribute expertise in advanced persistent threat (APT) research, including indicators of compromise (IOCs) and technical analysis of cybercrime activities. TWNIC will contribute DNS resolution-related data and anonymized datasets collected through honeypot mechanism, in accordance with applicable privacy, security, and internal governance requirement. Through high-quality intelligence sharing, both organizations aim to identify potential risks earlier and strengthen early warning and incident response capabilities.

TeamT5 has long been dedicated to cybersecurity threat research in the Asia-Pacific region, with extensive experience in APT intelligence and malware analysis. TWNIC, as Taiwan’s national network information center and a key operator within Taiwan’s Internet infrastructure, TWNIC plays a critical role in domain name management and internet governance. By combining their respective strengths, this partnership is expected to further enhance Taiwan’s participation, visibility, and contribution within the global cybersecurity community.

Sung-ting Tsai, Chief Executive Officer of TeamT5, said: “As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated and persistent, no single organization can address them alone. Through our collaboration with TWNIC, we aim to establish a more robust intelligence exchange mechanism, transform research insights into actionable defense capabilities and help a more resilient cybersecurity environment for Taiwan. We also see this partnership as an opportunity to reinforce TeamT5’s role as a leading threat intelligence provider in the Asia-Pacific region and to expand our contribution tothe global cybersecurity landscape.”

Jo-Fan YU, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of TWNIC, said: “As cyber threats continue to evolve, TWNIC, as a critical part of Taiwan’s Internet infrastructure, remains committed to strengthening DNS protection and advancing the collection, analysis, and application of threat intelligence. This collaboration with TeamT5 will broaden our intelligence sources and analytical depth, enabling more effective integration and use of information to detect and respond to malicious activities, and ultimately strengthen Taiwan’s overall cybersecurity resilience.” Looking ahead, TWNIC will continue to serve as a bridge connecting domestic and international cybersecurity communities, promoting collaboration and exchange to build a more stable and trustworthy internet environment for Taiwan. The two organizations will also explore additional areas of cooperation, including cybersecurity research and technical exchange, to support the long-term development of Taiwan’s cybersecurity ecosystem.

TeamT5 and TWNIC Sign MOU to Strengthen Threat Intelligence Sharing and Cybersecurity Resilience in TaiwanLeft: Jo-Fan YU, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of TWNIC; Right: Sung-Ting Tsai, Chief Executive Officer of TeamT5.

TeamT5 is a threat intelligence research team focused on the Asia-Pacific region. Leveraging Taiwan’s geographic position, language capabilities, and over two decades of research experience, TeamT5 specializes in the analysis of major threats such as APT activity and ransomware, providing regionally grounded threat intelligence to government, financial, and technology sectors. With research at its core, TeamT5 continuously tracks the evolution of threat behavior and attack techniques, organizing complex activity into clear risk context. By monitoring both emerging and unknown threats and analyzing attacker behavior, TeamT5 helps organizations identify risks earlier, reduce exposure time, and strengthen preparedness. Research findings are shared across international security forums, while long-term partnerships are built on trust and practical collaboration.

The Taiwan Network Information Center (TWNIC) is Taiwan’s national network information center, responsible for managing critical internet resources and advancing Internet governance. It plays a key role in technological development, security enhancement, and multi-stakeholder collaboration within Taiwan’s internet ecosystem. TWNIC oversees the administration of the country-code top-level domains “.tw” and “.台灣,” continuously improving registration systems, security technologies, and service mechanisms to support Taiwan’s digital development. In response to rapid technological advancements and emerging challenges such as artificial intelligence applications, cybersecurity risks, and online fraud, TWNIC actively promotes initiatives in network security, digital trust, and governance resilience. Through institutional frameworks, technical innovation, and cross-sector collaboration, TWNIC ensures the stability, integrity, and trustworthiness of the domain name space, contributing to a more reliable digital environment. Guided by principles of public interest, professional governance, and sustainable development, TWNIC is committed to building a secure, open, inclusive, and trusted digital ecosystem for Taiwan.