During 6–8 October 2026, Keypasco participated in ONE Conference 2026, the ONE International Cyber Business Event and SECPAAS Cyber Taiwan B2B Matchmaking in The Hague, the Netherlands. Through presentations, a panel discussion, exhibition conversations and one-to-one business meetings, our team shared perspectives on identity security with the international cybersecurity community and explored opportunities for cooperation between Taiwan and the Netherlands.

At the heart of our visit was the question of how to put digital trust into practice. As people, devices and AI agents work together in enterprise processes, organisations need to verify identities, recognise devices and clarify the authorisation and accountability behind each action.

In the AI Era, Every Action Needs a Trusted Basis

ONE Conference 2026 took place on 6–7 October at World Forum in The Hague. During the event, Keypasco’s Chengi Lin presented “Trust infrastructure for the AI era,” sharing an approach to identity security that encompasses people, devices and AI agents.

The presentation began with three questions:

• Human: Who is requesting access?
• Device: Can this device be trusted?
• AI agent: Who authorised this action?

These questions address identity verification, device fingerprints and access context, as well as AI agent delegation, policies and auditability.

When AI agents begin carrying out tasks on behalf of users, organisations need to understand the user's intent, the permissions granted to the agent and the actions it actually performs. Clearly connecting these relationships provides a verifiable basis for access control, authorisation management and accountability.

Exploring Secure Edge AI Deployment from Different Technical Perspectives

Chengi Lin also joined “Securing Edge AI: From Trusted Hardware to Real-World Deployment,” discussing the security challenges of moving Edge AI from trusted hardware into practical deployment with industry experts.

Moderated by Wei-Bin Lee, CEO of the Hon Hai Research Institute, the panel brought together experts from NXP Semiconductors, TNO, Synology, ASRock Industrial and Keypasco, contributing perspectives from semiconductors, applied cryptography, systems technology and identity security.

For Keypasco, the discussion offered an opportunity to contribute the identity and authorisation perspective. As AI capabilities become part of connected devices and operational environments, deployment must clearly define which entities can be trusted and what each is permitted to do.

At our stand, the Keypasco team continued conversations with visitors about authentication, zero trust and the permission boundaries governing AI-driven actions, connecting the ideas presented on stage with practical business needs.

International Business Exchange: Building Connections and Understanding Markets

On 6 October, Keypasco participated in the ONE International Cyber Business Event at Leonardo Royal Hotel Den Haag Promenade in The Hague.

Organised by InnovationQuarter, the Municipality of The Hague and The Hague & Partners, the event brought together international cybersecurity leaders, Dutch entrepreneurs, startups and scale-ups, providing opportunities for cross-border industry exchange.

Through business networking, Keypasco extended the technical themes of our visit into discussions about market needs and potential cooperation. Connecting with participants from different backgrounds also provided a starting point for further dialogue.

B2B Matchmaking: Bringing Greater Focus to Cooperation

On 8 October, Keypasco participated in SECPAAS Cyber Taiwan B2B Matchmaking at HSD Campus, meeting participants from the Netherlands for one-to-one discussions.

These individual meetings gave our team an opportunity to introduce our approach to authentication and zero trust, listen to business needs and develop a more specific understanding of each other's concerns and priorities.

For Keypasco, the value of B2B matchmaking lies in bringing technical exchange closer to real-world applications. Face-to-face conversations help both sides clarify requirements and potential areas of cooperation, establishing a basis for further discussion.

From the connections made at the international business event to the focused discussions during B2B matchmaking, our visit also gave Keypasco an opportunity to contribute to continued exchange between the cybersecurity industries of Taiwan and the Netherlands.

Taking the Conversations in The Hague Forward

Thank you to the event organisers, SECPAAS–Cyber Taiwan, the Taiwan delegation, our fellow panellists and everyone who connected with Keypasco.

Our visit to The Hague connected technical discussions about identity security with international business exchange. Keypasco looks forward to continuing these conversations and exploring opportunities with enterprises and industry partners to establish clearer, verifiable trust relationships across the digital interactions of people, devices and AI agents.

Contact Keypasco to discuss your authentication, device trust and AI authorisation needs, or explore opportunities for cooperation.