On 8 september, the 2023 young people's network security competition in gansu province was held at heshii college, organized jointly by the provincial council network office, the provincial education department, the provincial public security office, the provincial council, the provincial council and the gansu provincial branch of the people's bank of china. The theme of the competition was “network security for people and cybersecurity for people”. Wang hongtu, deputy director-general of the network of provincial councils, attended the opening session and addressed the conference, with the participation of chang zhang city council standing committee, sang yu joon, minister of information, and john may, deputy secretary of the heshi college party. Forty teams from all over the province, universities and banks competed。
Following five promotions, eight teams from the ranzhou city department, heshi university, zhengyang city, zhang xuan city, lanzhou university of arts and sciences, lanzhou city college, liquor spring city and changnan city have won valuable finals。
On 9 september, eight teams of delegates entered the final competition, culminating in the first prize awarded to the liquor springs, the second prize awarded to the ranzhou city representative team, the he western college, the third prize awarded to the zhang chang city representative team, the zhengyang city representative team, the changnan city representative team, the lanzhou city college representative team, the lanzhou wen science college representative team, the xinhua state branch division, and the tian shui city representative team. The award ceremony will be held on 11 september at the opening of the 2023 gansu province network security awareness week。
It is known that the 2023 young people's cyber security awareness competition in gansu province was one of the main activities of the 2023 network security awareness week in gansu province. The aim is to motivate young people throughout the province to learn about cybersecurity and to raise awareness and basic protection skills. Since its inception, the campaign has taken a variety of forms, including online and offline, in all regions of the province, universities and the financial sector, with a view to providing universal access to information on cybersecurity, organizing online safety screening competitions, involving a large number of young people and creating a social environment in which internet security is shared by all。
