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The Party Branch of the Quality Inspection Department held a themed Party Day activity as part of National Cybersecurity Publicity Week.
From September 14 to 20, 2026, National Cybersecurity Publicity Week will be observed. On September 14, the Party branch of the Quality Inspection Department at Tianjin Dagu Chemical Co., Ltd. held an event themed “Cybersecurity is for the People, and Cybersecurity Relies on the People—In the Intelligent Era.” A themed Party Day activity was held under the theme “Cybersecurity Safeguards,” leveraging Party building to fortify the defenses of cybersecurity and data security.
During the event, the deputy secretary of the Party branch took the lead in guiding the study and provided an in-depth interpretation. Xi General Secretary Xi Jinping The Important Thought on Building a Cyberpower and the Spirit of the Four Upholdings in Cybersecurity Work, as Emphasized in Key Instructions , providing a detailed explanation of the Cybersecurity Awareness Week theme, the six thematic days, and the seven key aspects of cybersecurity Enter In accordance with the requirements and in light of the company’s actual conditions—covering production operations, quality‑inspection data management, and office administration—the policy clarifies the use of high‑risk internet lines for specific positions, underscores stringent cybersecurity standards for office networks, reiterates disciplinary measures regarding the confidentiality of classified information and the standardized management of office accounts, and reinforces the accountability of all employees for cybersecurity.
Party members of the branch also watched the cautionary video “Guardianship: Beware of Confidentiality Risks Around Us,” which analyzed cases such as phishing‑email intrusions, unauthorized transmission of internal materials, and leakage of work‑related information. Guide Party members to cultivate a sense of responsibility for cybersecurity, recognizing that “cybersecurity is everyone’s duty.” Subsequently, Party members engaged in exchanges and discussions on topics such as standardized internet usage, data protection, and risk assessment, comparing these practices against the proper use of office equipment, inspection Conduct self-inspection and self-correction in processes such as data measurement, storage, and transmission, network login, and information dissemination. Conduct a comprehensive review to identify potential risks and hazards at each post, ensuring that we truly understand the risks, clearly recognize the red lines, and adhere to established rules.
This initiative integrates theoretical study, cautionary education, and self‑inspection at the workplace, effectively addressing gaps in cybersecurity knowledge across all staff and ensuring that cybersecurity responsibilities are assigned to specific posts and individuals. Moving forward, the Quality Inspection Department will establish a normalized mechanism for cybersecurity training, risk assessment, and routine oversight, further integrating Party building with cybersecurity efforts, leveraging the exemplary and leading role of Party members to inspire all employees to enhance their protective awareness, and firmly safeguarding the bottom lines of data and network security. With high‑level cybersecurity management, we are fully committed to safeguarding the company’s transformation and restructuring, as well as its new‑paradigm development.