With the rapid development of digital network intelligence, how should we maintain network security

With the rapid development of digitization, networking, and intelligence, information network technology has fully penetrated into various fields of social production and life, and human dependence on the network has reached an unprecedented level.Information network technology has become the underlying and fundamental technology that supports the operation of the country's main functions, economic transformation, technological innovation, and social governance. The information and data generated based on these technologies have become increasingly important strategic resources for countries to achieve development and maintain security.Currently, Western countries led by the United States are gradually using cyberspace as a combat domain, and developing cyber weapons and cyber warfare capabilities as a major pillar to enhance national military strength.

The country relies on network technology and intelligence to accelerate the improvement of combat effectiveness and advantages, seize the initiative in cyberspace, and its military actions in cyberspace are more aggressive, thereby bringing new threats to cybersecurity. The connotation and extension of network security have expanded unprecedentedly, and network attacks with national backgrounds will become the main threat to network security. The scope and targets of network attacks will be infinitely expanded. In the face of new changes in cyber threats, it is necessary to view cyber security as a complex and massive system problem and coordinate responses. We should seek support from three aspects: enhancing capabilities, government and society's joint participation and cooperation, and improving international governance to address new threats.

Firstly, strengthen capacity building. Only with superior technical strength and innovation ability can we avoid being passive. At the same time, it is necessary to strive for excellence in the competition of mechanisms, policies, laws, talents, industries, resources, international discourse, etc., and form a comprehensive countermeasure of three-dimensional defense and system confrontation.

Secondly, the participation and collaboration of the entire government and society. 'Cybersecurity is everyone's responsibility' is not a slogan, but a powerful guarantee to address the long defense line and diverse threats to cybersecurity. The government, enterprises, technology communities, citizens, organizations, and others not only bear their due responsibilities, but also need to form a joint force and cooperate with each other.

Thirdly, improve international governance. In the face of the complex global challenge of cybersecurity, the international community must adhere to the rules based international governance system under the United Nations framework, uphold the spirit of the United Nations Charter such as respecting sovereignty and peacefully resolving disputes, and achieve common governance through consultation; At the same time, we need to actively innovate and handle some newly emerging specific events through negotiation, explore the implementation of international legal principles in cyberspace, and explore a new international governance framework that truly adapts to technological development and is conducive to enjoying technological dividends.