China-European Cooperation on Cybersecurity Governance:
Opportunities, Challenges and Responses

Sisi Liu; Yuxue Wang

doi:10.70711/frim.v2i12.5715

China-European Cooperation on Cybersecurity Governance: Opportunities, Challenges and Responses

Sisi Liu, Yuxue Wang

Abstract

Cyberspace governance has become one of the important parts of international relations. As major cybersecurity countries, China
and the European Union formulate their governance concepts according to their national conditions. China adheres to the national security
concept as a guide, integrates domestic and international cybersecurity governance, and builds a strong cybersecurity country. The EU adheres
to the concept of people-oriented cybersecurity governance. Although China and the EU differ in governance focus, there are many similarities between China and the EU regarding governance aspirations. China and the EU should promote more in-depth cooperation based on the
existing foundation to build a global cybersecurity governance system jointly.

Keywords

China; EU; Cybersecurity governance; Cooperation; Opportunities; Challenges

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v2i12.5715

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