"Low-altitude economy" refers to the use of airspace from the ground up to several thousand meters for activities such as drone transportation, urban air mobility, and aerial surveillance, representing an emerging high-tech industry. As these operations become increasingly data-driven and networked, information security risks are also rising. Every technical aspect, from controlling unmanned systems and protecting flight data to defending communication channels and cloud platforms, could become a target for attacks, potentially impacting public safety and industry stability.

Therefore, the Seminar will explore the information security challenges in the low-altitude economy and suggest establishing a comprehensive information security system. This system should focus on authentication and encryption, monitoring and management, system resilience, and regulatory frameworks to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of critical data. This approach aims to secure the industry's robust and safe development in the digital age.

Language: Cantonese  

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