Fubon Financial

Fubon Financial Holdings leads the industry in F-ISAC intelligence sharing, earning six recognitions from the FSC

In response to the rapid development of digital finance and the increasing threats to cybersecurity, Fubon Financial Holdings adheres to the Financial Supervisory Commission's "Blueprint for Financial Cybersecurity Resilience." The company continues to enhance its cybersecurity collaborative defense mechanisms and real-time intelligence sharing capabilities, thereby strengthening its overall response capacity and embodying the core principle of "benefiting others while benefiting oneself, achieving a common good in cybersecurity." The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) today (15th) held the “2026 Financial Cybersecurity Exchange Conference,” during which it recognized member institutions for outstanding performance in cybersecurity intelligence sharing. Fubon Financial Holdings and its subsidiaries collectively received six commendations under the F‑ISAC “2025 Member Intelligence Sharing Performance” program, making Fubon the most highly recognized financial institution group in the industry. Taipei Fubon Bank received the Excellence Award; Fubon Life and Fubon Securities were each presented with Distinction Awards; while Fubon Financial Holdings, Fubon Asset Management, and Fubon Insurance Agency were each honored with Merit Awards.

Richard M. Tsai, Chairman of Fubon Financial Holdings, stated that Fubon Financial Holdings has long worked closely with its subsidiaries in participating in the Financial Information Sharing and Analysis Center (F‑ISAC) intelligence‑sharing mechanism, promoting timely cross‑institutional information sharing and collaborative cyber defense efforts to collectively enhance the overall resilience of the financial system. In strengthening cybersecurity governance and operational implementation, Fubon Financial Holdings has convened its subsidiaries to establish a groupwide cyber defense framework. Through regular cybersecurity meetings held at both the holding company and subsidiary levels, the group facilitates intelligence sharing, incident trend analysis, and benchmarking practices. At the same time, Fubon encourages its subsidiaries to actively participate in public–private collaborative mechanisms such as the Financial Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS‑ISAC) and the Taiwan Computer Emergency Response Team (TWCERT), further strengthening internal and external collaborative cyber defense capabilities. The recognition received by Fubon Financial Holdings and multiple subsidiaries reflects the concrete outcomes of the group’s integrated intelligence‑sharing and collaborative cyber defense efforts. Through this mechanism, Fubon looks forward to working closely with its subsidiaries to jointly safeguard the cybersecurity of Taiwan’s financial system.

Fubon Life is committed to strengthening the effectiveness of collaborative financial cybersecurity efforts and deepening cross-organizational cooperation. The company has long been dedicated to financial intelligence sharing and has established a 24/7 automated intelligence-sharing mechanism. This mechanism instantly transmits actual attack data captured during routine monitoring to the intelligence-sharing platform. Shared information includes “sources of malicious attacks,” “phishing emails,” “supplier source code leaks,” and “Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS)” attacks. This helps financial peers stay abreast of the latest threat landscape, enabling them to identify potential risks early and take appropriate measures, thereby enhancing the financial industry’s overall early warning and defense capabilities. Fubon Life continues to strengthen its collaborative efforts in financial cybersecurity and intelligence sharing. For two consecutive years, the company has been recognized with the “Insurance Group Excellence Award,” demonstrating its long-term commitment and tangible achievements in financial cybersecurity governance and cross-organizational cooperation.

Taipei Fubon Bank has long been committed to strengthening cybersecurity governance, actively participating in F‑ISAC intelligence‑sharing initiatives and embedding information sharing into an institutionalized management framework. Under this framework, the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) sets clear annual KPIs to define intelligence‑sharing quality standards and objectives, while dedicated personnel are assigned to oversee related operations, ensuring the stable collection, analysis, and dissemination of threat intelligence. As a result of these institutional efforts, Taipei Fubon Bank recorded a significant improvement in its F‑ISAC intelligence‑sharing performance in 2025. The number of intelligence submissions increased more than sixfold compared with 2024, while its evaluation score rose by 8.5 times. Ranking first among more than 300 member institutions, the bank was honored with the Excellence Award this year, underscoring its outstanding achievements in cybersecurity protection and cross‑institutional collaboration. Looking ahead, Taipei Fubon Bank will continue to deepen its cybersecurity governance and public–private cooperation, upholding the principle of shared value to support industry peers in collectively addressing cyber threats and enhancing the overall resilience of Taiwan’s financial system.

Fubon Securities continues to invest in financial cybersecurity intelligence sharing, guided by a strategy of “proactive defense and real-time early warning.” Through automated monitoring and analytics, the firm systematically aggregates and shares critical threat intelligence—including malicious samples, Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), attack techniques, and behavioral patterns—to help industry peers and regulatory authorities identify potential threats at an early stage. In recognition of its outstanding performance, Fubon Securities has been honored with the “Distinction Award for the Securities Group” for two consecutive years. Fubon Securities will continue to strengthen its cybersecurity governance framework by building a defense‑in‑depth architecture that covers pre‑incident prevention, real‑time detection, and post‑incident response. The firm will further enhance the capabilities of its Security Operations Center (SOC) through round‑the‑clock monitoring and advanced analytics, improving its ability to promptly assess anomalous activities and potential risks. Looking ahead, Fubon Securities will continue to refine the quality of its threat intelligence sharing and deepen cross‑institutional collaborative defense efforts, working hand in hand with industry peers to enhance overall defensive resilience and safeguard customers’ assets.

Looking ahead, Fubon Financial Holdings will continue to align with the development blueprint for financial cybersecurity resilience, working closely with its subsidiaries, regulatory authorities, and industry peers to jointly build a secure, robust, and trusted financial environment—safeguarding business operations and customers’ rights and interests.