[The People's Bank of China and Two Other Departments Solicit Public Opinions on the 'Cybersecurity Management Measures for the Financial Sector (Draft for Comments)'] The People's Bank of China, the National Financial Regulatory Administration, and the China Securities Regulatory Commission have jointly issued the 'Cybersecurity Management Measures for the Financial Sector (Draft for Comments)' and are soliciting public opinions. Feedback channels include email, mailed letters, and fax, with the deadline set for August 3, 2026. The draft aims to further standardize cybersecurity management in the financial sector. The full text of the measures and drafting notes are published as attachments, allowing relevant organizations and the public to propose amendments regarding system design, implementation requirements, and more. The 'Cybersecurity Management Measures for the Financial Sector (Draft for Comments)' clearly stipulate that financial institutions bear primary responsibility for their own cybersecurity. It requires the implementation of graded protection, enhanced network operation monitoring, data classification and grading, personal information protection, and the use of commercial encryption to safeguard networks and critical information infrastructure.