15/09/2026
【HKCERT Joins National Cybersecurity Week to Explore AI-Era Security Strategies】
To strengthen cybersecurity collaboration between Hong Kong and mainland China, a Hong Kong cybersecurity delegation attended the 2026 National Cybersecurity Awareness Week in Jinan on 14 September. The delegation exchanged views with industry, government, academic and research representatives on AI supply-chain security, AI-enabled cybersecurity, and new approaches to collaborative defence.
The event also released key initiatives, including the AI Security Governance Framework 3.0 and AI-enabled cybersecurity application test results—highlighting the rapid convergence of AI and cybersecurity.
HKCERT calls on organisations to strengthen three key pillars:
AI security governance: Establish clear governance, accountability and risk policies for AI and AI-agent applications.
AI-native security: Embed intelligent, automated detection and defence capabilities into technology foundations.
Cyber resilience: Adopt a “prevent, monitor, respond and recover” approach to maintain operations amid emerging threats.
HKCERT representatives also visited leading technology organisations, including 360 Group and the National Supercomputing Center in Jinan, to learn about the latest AI, computing infrastructure and cybersecurity practices.
At the 23rd China Cybersecurity Annual Conference, HKCERT Head Otto delivered a keynote on global cybersecurity trends. He noted that, as enterprises accelerate digital and AI transformation, cybersecurity has become a core issue of operational resilience and risk governance—not simply a technical safeguard.
As mainland enterprises expand overseas, Hong Kong can serve as a key cybersecurity hub—bridging international standards and resources with the practical needs of mainland businesses. HKCERT will continue strengthening technical exchange, threat-intelligence sharing and incident-response collaboration to build a safer, more resilient digital future.