2026 National Cyber ​​Security Awareness Week Observation

Original title: Guarding the security of the network home in the intelligent era – Observation of the 2026 National Cybersecurity Publicity Week

In the era of intelligence, network security escorts. From September 14 to 20, the 2026 National Cyber ​​Security Publicity Week, jointly organized by ten departments including the Central Propaganda Department, the Central Cyberspace Affairs Office, and the Ministry of Education, was carried out nationwide.

Cutting-edge technologies were unveiled, major achievements were released one after another, and thematic activities were highlighted… This year’s National Cyber ​​Security Publicity Week promotes cybersecurity concepts, popularizes cybersecurity knowledge, and promotes cybersecurity skills in an easy-to-understand and popular way, effectively promoting the improvement of cybersecurity awareness and protection skills in the whole society.

Currently, new technologies such as artificial intelligence are accelerating iterations, rapidly empowering thousands of industries, and profoundly reshaping the network security system and governance landscape. How to ensure the safety, reliability and controllability of artificial intelligence has become a major focus of this year’s Cyber ​​Security Week.

AI large model security protection solutions, large model endogenous safety guardrails, intelligent agent security supervision platforms… In the network security technology application experience area located at the Shandong International Convention and Exhibition Center, a number of cutting-edge technologies and practical results were unveiled, presenting a network security technology feast to the audience.

In the China Mobile exhibition area, a “Smart Eye Fraud Detection Assistant” attracted many people to queue up to experience it. The assistant integrates functions such as AI face-changing and voice-changing simulation, AI in-depth counterfeiting identification, and anti-fraud knowledge classes. On-site staff said that through this immersive and interesting interactive experience, everyone can more intuitively see the dangers of online fraud and enhance anti-fraud awareness.

The further technology advances, the stronger the safety base must be. Participants believed that we must adhere to equal emphasis on development and security, deepen the security governance of artificial intelligence, and make the thousand-mile horse of artificial intelligence run both fast and steady.

“In the intelligent era, cybersecurity risks are transmitted across domains, subjects, and the entire chain, and no party can be immune to it. Only open symbiosis and deepened cooperation can solve the pain points of development.” Miao Shoeye, deputy general manager of China United Network Communications Group Co., Ltd., suggested breaking industry barriers and technical barriers to build an integrated cybersecurity defense system with global awareness and collaborative processing.

During this year’s Cyber ​​Security Week, a number of important results in the field of cybersecurity were released to provide technical guidance and support for the development and governance of artificial intelligence.

At the opening ceremony, the National Cybersecurity Standardization Technical Committee released the “Artificial Intelligence Security Governance Framework 3.0”. This framework continues the core logic of “risk classification, technical response, and comprehensive governance”, sorts out and updates risk classification with the times, and optimizes and adjusts technical response and comprehensive governance measures to promote the improvement of artificial intelligence security governance consensus and risk prevention and response capabilities.

The Chinese Internet Basic Corpus 4.0 released at the Artificial Intelligence Security Governance Sub-Forum has a data volume of 120GB, providing credible data support for large model training and artificial intelligence development.

Youth are the future of the country. At Jinan Information Engineering School, short dramas, science popularization interactions, and expert lectures were carried out in turn during the campus day activities. “This activity allowed me to learn more about network security, and I also realized more deeply that everyone has the responsibility to protect network security,” said 16-year-old student Yang Junhan.

At the Cyber ​​Security Technology Summit Forum, Tang Jie, director of the Department for Safeguarding Youth Rights and Interests of the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, introduced the “Blue Book on Youth Development: A Survey Report on the Internet Usage of National Minors”, which aroused the attention of the participants. This report conducted a questionnaire survey in 652 primary, secondary and vocational schools across the country, and simultaneously interviewed more than 5,000 students, parents, and teacher representatives.

“The survey shows that minors have become a high-frequency group using artificial intelligence. 78.5% of minor netizens said they have used AI to study, create or entertain. At the same time, most minor netizens lack the ability to identify AI content, recognize algorithm bias, and grasp ethical boundaries.” Tang Jie said.

In response to the current status of minors’ Internet use, and combined with suggestions from minors, parents, experts, etc., the report proposes to actively guide AI for good, embed “the principle that is most beneficial to minors” into the design of AI products, promote hierarchical management of AI education products, and guide minors to use artificial intelligence correctly.

Network security is for the people, and network security depends on the people. Across the country, a variety of activities were carried out vividly, creating a network security publicity scene close to daily life.

Chongqing Rongchang carried out a themed study activity of “Intangible Cultural Heritage + Cyber ​​Security”, allowing young people to appreciate traditional craftsmanship and enhance protection awareness through immersive study; Tianjin Jizhou launched an original public welfare song “Brighten an Eye on the Internet” to convey common knowledge of network security through singing; Yunnan Kaiyuan organized a “Centennial Meter Gauge · Cyber ​​Security Express” themed publicity activity, and a century-old meter gauge train was transformed into a “Cyber ​​Security Special Train” to allow citizens and tourists to learn security knowledge during the journey…