On May 13th, it was learned from the Ministry of National Security that in today’s digital age, smart wearable devices such as smartwatches, smart bracelets, and smart glasses are rapidly becoming popular in society due to their convenience and functional diversity. They can not only record health data and provide navigation services, but also achieve remote communication and information push. But behind these convenient functions, there is a certain risk of leakage that needs to be prevented. A watch or a wristband may be the “first gate” to safeguard national security. While enjoying the convenience of technology, we must also protect personal privacy and national secrets, guard against the leakage of smart wearable devices, and jointly safeguard national security in the era of intelligence. It is strictly prohibited to use smart wearable devices in classified places, and it is forbidden to connect smart wearable devices with classified information systems. It is recommended to set up warning signs at prominent locations such as entrances and office areas of classified places, and equip them with specialized electromagnetic isolation storage boxes to centrally store electronic devices of personnel entering classified places, in order to avoid potential risks of leakage from the source. (CCTV News)
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