Zhou Hongyi, chairman and CEO of 360 Security Group, shares his views on China's security construction with China Daily at the third Digital China Summit in Fuzhou, Fujian province. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

Zhou Hongyi, CPPCC member, founder and chairman of 360 Security Group

This year, Zhou proposed to build a digital security emergency response system to address challenges in all digital fields such as industrial internet, connected vehicles, smart cities, cloud security, data security and supply chain.

Digital security should be incorporated into new infrastructure to mobilize all social forces to participate in the construction of a digital security system, thus improving the country's digital security, Zhou said.

In the smart vehicle industry, Zhou proposed the establishment of a long-term mechanism for intelligent connected vehicles (ICVs) collision test in digital space, requiring all smart vehicles sold in China to undergo this compulsory test before entering the market, "so that our customers will have a basic understanding of the capacity of cars to resist digital attacks".