What do you know and feel about the secrecy law?

Keeping state secrets is an important and arduous task. As we know, the competition for information control is fierce in today's world, and the struggle between stealing and anti-stealing is sharp and complicated. For an individual, the word "secret" means protecting personal privacy, and secrecy is respect for privacy. For the country-home-machine-secret, secrecy is related to social security and stability, and its position is more important than Mount Tai.

Although the mainstream of the current world is peace and development, hostile countries and even friendly countries are trying their best to steal each other's secrets. As computers enter people's homes, the online world provides convenient conditions for people to exchange needed goods and enjoy each other's information, which means that the information involved in computers is open to all users.

After this study, I have a clearer and deeper understanding of confidentiality. I should proceed from the height of safeguarding the security and interests of a single enterprise and even the country, and pay more attention to confidentiality while performing basic functions.

On the basis of inheriting the fine tradition and system of China's secrecy work and summing up the historical experience of China's secrecy work, the secrecy law has carried out some major reforms in accordance with the new development of the situation.

For example, the definition of state secrets is defined, the scope and duration of state secrets and their classification are stipulated, and the guidelines and principles of confidentiality work adapted to the new situation of reform and opening up are clarified.

The secrecy law tells us state secrets. It is divided into three levels: top secret, confidential and secret, which are related to national security and interests, and are determined to be known only to a certain range of people within a certain period of time according to legal procedures. In other words, as long as it is a secret matter that may harm national security and interests in politics, economy, national defense and diplomacy, no matter how you know it, you must keep it strictly confidential.