Zheng Shanjie, the Director of the National Development and Reform Commission, has penned an article that underscores the imperative of fortifying security governance in burgeoning sectors. He outlined specific strategies, including: refining cybersecurity protocols, intensifying cyberspace governance efforts, and safeguarding critical information infrastructure. Furthermore, he emphasized the importance of implementing classified and hierarchical data protection measures, as well as regulating cross-border data transfers. Zheng also advocated for the promotion of a safe and healthy low-altitude economy, tailored to local conditions, and the reinforcement of unmanned aerial vehicle control. Additionally, he called for the enhancement of the biological security risk prevention and control framework, coupled with stringent safety management in biological technology research and application. Lastly, he highlighted the need to improve regulations, policies, application standards, and ethical guidelines pertaining to artificial intelligence, address the ramifications of new technologies on employment and social governance, foster security capacity building, deepen international cooperation, and safeguard national security interests.