The TACC Project successfully concluded its annual year-end review and presentation event on May 13th this year, with the participation of 9 research centers and three research teams. Focused on academic excellence, international collaboration, and the cultivation of high-level cybersecurity talent, the project achieved significant milestones, including publishing 13 papers in top-tier journals, presenting findings at three prestigious conferences, and initiating two international research collaborations encompassing partnerships with the Czech Republic and Japan. Additionally, 80 higher-skilled cybersecurity R&D talents are being cultivated through these initiatives.

Moreover, the research centers will evolve into TACC branches, continuing to explore key cybersecurity research areas such as AI for cybersecurity technologies, post-quantum cryptography, and zero-trust architectures. Efforts will be made to expand international collaborations, particularly with partners in Europe and the United States, to facilitate international cooperation opportunities for TACC branches. Plans include accelerating the evaluation, testing, and applications of research outcomes with significant practical value, aiming to broaden the scope of application for research achievements.