Internet Information Office: Micron's products sold in China failed the network security review.

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Official original text:

A few days ago, the Network Security Review Office conducted a network security review of Micron's products sold in China in accordance with the law.

The review found that Meguiar's products have serious network security problems, which cause major security risks to China's key information infrastructure supply chain and affect our national security. To this end, the Network Security Review Office made the conclusion that it would not pass the network security review in accordance with the law. In accordance with laws and regulations such as the Network Security Law, operators of key information infrastructure in China should stop purchasing Meguiar products.

The purpose of this network security review of Micron's products is to prevent product network security problems from endangering the security of the country's key information infrastructure, and is a necessary measure to maintain national security. China firmly promotes a high level of opening up to the outside world, as long as it complies with the requirements of Chinese laws and regulations, and welcomes enterprises from all countries and all kinds of platform products and services to enter the Chinese market.

According to an earlier report by CTOnews.com, the Internet Information Office announced in March this year that it would launch a cyber security review of Micron's products sold in China. "We know that the Office of China Cyber Security and Informatization Commission (Cyber Information Office) has announced the launch of a cyber security review of the products we sell in China," Micron said in response to Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily. We are actively communicating and cooperating with the Cyber Information Office. "