On September 16, the finals of the 2025 China Cybersecurity Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition were held in Kunming, Yunnan Province. Co-hosted by the China Cybersecurity Industry Alliance (CCIA) and the Cybersecurity Teaching Steering Committee in Higher Education under the Ministry of Education, the event featured three main tracks: "Cybersecurity Solutions," "Cybersecurity Innovative Products," and "College Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Projects."

Following fierce competition, the "FortFi Squad" from the School of Cyber Science and Engineering at Southeast University won the Nomination Award in the "College Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Projects" track, along with a prize of 10,000 RMB. Their award-winning project, titled "ZhenXingMiHu: A Human Behavior Recognition and Privacy Protection System Based on BFI Wireless Sensing," was guided by Prof. Li Guyue and co-developed by students Wang Tiantian, Yang Chaoyue, Liu Lu, and Liu Luogeng. The system innovatively integrates privacy protection with wireless sensing, demonstrating strong market potential and practical applicability.

This accolade fully demonstrates the School's remarkable effectiveness in cultivating innovative and entrepreneurial cybersecurity talents, adding another landmark achievement to the university's "Double First-Class" initiative. Moving forward, the School will continue to deepen industry-education integration, encouraging more faculty and students to contribute to national cybersecurity efforts and strengthen SEU's role in safeguarding Digital China's security.