Core Viewpoint - Cybersecurity is a crucial component of national security, emphasizing the need for enhanced public awareness and skills in cybersecurity to protect the interests of the people and ensure high-quality development [1][2]. Group 1: Cybersecurity Development and Education - Since the 18th National Congress, under the guidance of Xi Jinping's thoughts on building a strong cyber nation, China's internet development and governance have made significant progress, with comprehensive strengthening of cybersecurity education and awareness [2]. - A robust legal framework has been established, including the Cybersecurity Law and Data Security Law, which outlines responsibilities and pathways for cybersecurity education and talent cultivation [2]. - The National Cybersecurity Awareness Week has been successfully held, with innovative content and expanding coverage, integrating cybersecurity education into the national education system [2][3]. Group 2: Challenges in Cybersecurity Awareness - As of June this year, China has 1.123 billion internet users, with an internet penetration rate of 79.7%, creating both a strong force for cybersecurity and a target for cyberattacks [3]. - There are significant disparities in cybersecurity awareness and skills across different demographics, including age and geographic location, necessitating a more coordinated approach to cybersecurity education [3]. - Current cybersecurity education efforts face challenges such as superficiality and outdated content, highlighting the need for more effective measures to enhance public understanding of cybersecurity risks [3]. Group 3: Collaborative Mechanisms and Targeted Education - Establishing a collaborative mechanism involving multiple departments, including education and public security, is essential for enhancing public cybersecurity awareness and skills [4]. - Targeted educational initiatives should be developed for vulnerable groups, such as the elderly and youth, to avoid one-size-fits-all approaches [4]. - Higher education institutions should provide comprehensive cybersecurity education that addresses both achievements and current threats, while also focusing on common cybersecurity issues faced by students [4]. Group 4: Innovative Promotion of Cybersecurity - Continuous innovation in promoting cybersecurity concepts and skills is necessary, utilizing events like the National Cybersecurity Awareness Week to engage the public effectively [5]. - Initiatives such as the "Chinese Youth Good Netizen" story selection and the use of new technologies like big data and AI can enhance public engagement and skill development in cybersecurity [5]. Group 5: Evaluation of Cybersecurity Education Effectiveness - Regular assessments of cybersecurity education effectiveness should be conducted, focusing on public awareness and skills related to privacy protection and information management [6]. - A collaborative framework involving government, enterprises, and society is essential for sustaining improvements in public cybersecurity awareness and skills [6].