'It’s not a ghost or a hacker attack'. When Wei Zhe’s family opened it, he explained the most worrying things to the outside world. After all, human error can be avoided by strengthening employee education and training, and implementing SOP to avoid repeating the same mistakes, but if the virus infection is a hacker attack, As a semiconductor leader, TSMC can't resist the hacker attack. The fears of customers and the outside world cannot be erased.
'Humans can't make mistakes forever'. The words of Wei Zhejia are to express their feelings about the virus incident, and also to alleviate the possible harshness of the outside world. After Wei Zhejia hit the humanity card, he immediately thrown out a solution, such as the system will automatically detect in the future. The foolproof device, the firewall in the factory network, etc., and ensure that 'such errors will not happen again'.
Although Wei Zhejia asked reporters to fill up, but on key issues, such as affected processes, virus diffusion pathways, and equipment and suppliers of Tibetan viruses, they did not disclose. It is speculated that TSMC may not fully dispel doubts. Give hackers too much information, so as to avoid 'customized attacks', but also beware of competitors taking the opportunity to grab orders.
Yesterday's press conference, originally only the finance director He Limei and other four directors attended, and finally hosted by Wei Zhejia, although the outside world guessed that the founder Zhang Zhongmou instructed, but the president attended the explanation, just as he said, will make the outside world more assured, peace of mind.
After TSMC’s poisoning incident, the outside world’s questioning of TSMC during the post-Zhang Zhangzhong’s period continued. Wei Zhe’s family reiterated that he and Liu Deyin’s work as hard as before. Recently, TSMC’s personnel changes are an inevitable process for people’s retirement. The virus incident has nothing to do, and the processing is also carried out in full accordance with the emergency response SOP. I hope that the action will let the outside world have confidence in TSMC, which is 'reviewing Liu Wei.'