On January 13, the Bureau of Industrial Parks (BIP) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) held the "2025 Lunar New Year Security and Confidentiality Maintenance Coordination Meeting." The meeting, chaired by Secretary-General Lin, Chian-Huey, gathered representatives from enterprises within the park and local branches to discuss security strategies for the holiday season. The primary goal was to ensure security during the holiday and further strengthen the protection of key national industrial assets.
Secretary-General Lin, Chian-Huey stated that the BIP would continue building upon last year's security achievements by enhancing patrols mechanisms and risk management. This includes strengthening inspections at financial institutions and high-risk construction sites to ensure the overall safety of the industrial parks during the holiday period. She urged enterprises within the park to collaborate to maintain stability and harmony.
This meeting is one of the key projects of the BIP for the year. It focused on precise response strategies for safeguarding official confidential information and ensuring park security, reviewing the current state of protective facilities, and establishing an emergency response network. In addition, the meeting highlighted anti-fraud and anti-infiltration issues, with awareness campaigns aimed at enhancing vigilance and response capabilities among all attendees. Participants highly praised the BIP's comprehensive security maintenance plan, recognizing that it not only enhances the sense of security within the park but also creates a safer operation environment for the new year.
According to past data, the BIP implements a well-structured emergency response mechanism during the Lunar New Year, addressing security vulnerabilities and confidentiality protection to uphold stability in the industrial park. This year's strategy has been further refined with digital management tools and streamlined communication networks, creating a stronger security foundation for the coming year.
The meeting emphasized three key priorities: (1) a systematic security risk assessment covering core infrastructure within the park; (2) continuous improvements to emergency response mechanisms for faster and more efficient crisis handling; and (3) the promotion of fraud prevention and anti-infiltration education to provide multilayered protection against emerging security threats. Moving forward, the BIP is committed to further strengthening its security initiatives and exploring innovative technologies and strategies to protect enterprises and employees within the parks. This meeting also marks a strong start for security management during the Lunar New Year, fully demonstrating the professionalism and dedication of the BIP.

Contact Person: Tseng, Chien-Hua (Government Ethics Office)
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