Today, with artificial intelligence, voice mimicry, image mimicry and cross-border platforms, many experienced people can also become victims.
For many years, when mentioning cybersecurity, people often think of data centers, firewalls, security systems or modern technology solutions.
These factors are very important, but in reality, many scams occur not because the system is attacked but because humans are manipulated.
This shows that people are both the center that needs to be protected and the most important link in ensuring network security.
In recent years, a series of transnational fraud lines have been dismantled, and many subjects using technology to appropriate property have been strictly handled according to the provisions of law.
However, cybersecurity today is not only about protecting bank accounts or personal data, but also an important part of the task of protecting national security.
While many subjects take advantage of cyberspace to spread false information, defraud, and cause social instability, building a safe cyberspace is contributing to protecting security and safety in cyberspace.
Every important data is protected, every cyber attack is prevented, every bad and toxic information is processed promptly, all contributing to maintaining peace for society.
To protect people, first of all, it is necessary to equip people with knowledge. Along with popularizing digital skills, it is necessary to promote information security education in schools, agencies, businesses and the community.
People need to be regularly guided on identifying fraud, protecting personal data, using social networks responsibly and behaving civilly in the digital environment.
One hundred million people cannot become cybersecurity experts. But one hundred million people can become one hundred million "digital shields".
Cybercriminals can use increasingly sophisticated technology, but no technology is strong enough to defeat a community that is knowledgeable, responsible and protected by sound policies.
The cyberspace today has become a part of real life.
Therefore, protecting network security is not only protecting data or technical systems, but also protecting the property, honor, rights of the people and the core interests of the country.
