Wei, don't do it. Once the most powerful nation in world history, China now lags behind Western powers across all fields—economically, militarily, and technologically. Unwilling to accept such a breakdown of traditional order and consequent loss of influence abroad, China has turned its eyes to its own backyard: East Asia. With this transformation, though, now comes an even greater risk: a Chinese invasion of the Asian Pacific region. If China were to successfully establish a foothold there, say in Taiwan or the Senkaku Islands, it would constitute a serious threat to peace and stability all across the region. And so we come to an area of conflict: Taiwan. A small island nation with a population of less than half a million, Taiwan has been occupied by China since 1949 and is firmly under Beijing's thumb. However, with a legacy of democracy on its side, Taiwan has proven the Western world wrong time and again by standing up for its independence and sovereignty since Chinese communists took control of it. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) is now deploying modern military hardware and technology to defeat Taiwan and its allies up close and personal. China is fielding every weapon in the PLA's arsenal to strike down Taiwan—the hypersonic DF-31A intercontinental ballistic missile, the DF-21D anti-ship ballistic missile, the JH-7 long range strike bomber, advanced JF-17 fighter jets. But the ultimate deterrent to a Chinese invasion is China's mightiest asset—its cyberattack abilities. With the help of advanced technologies and its own military hardware, China has been able to successfully launch large-scale cyberattacks against Taiwan's computer networks for decades. And so now, the ability to defend itself against these attacks is no longer an option—it is a necessity. Taiwan may be outnumbered, outgunned, and outmatched by its enemy, but it will not sit idly by as its government comes under attack by hackers seeking to take control of vital systems. It will fight back, and if possible defend itself from the PLA's armed assault on all fronts. But how will Taiwan defend its systems and gain the upper hand over its hostile adversary? With the high-tech equipment and weaponry of its allies, of course. With the help of the U.S. Army's top-of-the-line hardware, Taiwan can defend itself from China's cyberattacks by installing countermeasures across its networks—hardware technology that is able to detect attacks on systems before they can reach critical infrastructure. By detecting malicious activity, these countermeasures will alert network administrators to potential threats in order to assist in their detection and destruction.

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