Huawei Unveils the Xinghe AI Campus Full-Scope Security Solution, Pioneering a New Paradigm for Campus Protection in the AI Era

[Shanghai, China, September 18, 2025] During HUAWEI CONNECT 2025, Huawei hosted the intelligent campus innovation summit themed "Building AI Campuses Together to Achieve All Intelligence." At the event, Huawei unveiled its Xinghe AI Campus Full-Scope Security Solution—an innovative offering that harnesses AI technologies to extend security protection from the digital world to the physical world, enabling full-scope security on the campus.

Leon Wang, President of Huawei's Data Communication Product Line, delivering a keynote speech

Leon Wang said, "Digital and intelligent transformation across industries relies on multidimensional data. Campus networks have evolved beyond traditional connectivity to become platforms that connect and sense everything. They must continuously strengthen internal defense to safeguard the entry to the digital world, while also sensing people, things, and environments to address security challenges in the physical world."

Shawn Zhao, President of the Campus Network Domain at Huawei's Data Communication Product Line, giving a speech

Shawn Zhao stated, "To tackle security risks on campus networks, Huawei has launched the Xinghe AI Campus Full-Scope Security Solution. With asset security, transmission security, spatial security, and privacy security, the solution redefines security protection across digital and physical worlds."

As industries undergo digital and intelligent transformation, the exponential growth and diversity of endpoints have intensified security threats. Huawei's AI-powered endpoint clustering technology enables 100% identification of endpoint assets. AI-powered traffic feature detection can identify abnormal endpoint behavior within 30 seconds and automatically control it in just 1 second, enabling enterprise asset visibility and control and ensuring campus-wide asset security.

As wireless offices become the new norm, Huawei has introduced campus-wide transmission security across wireless and wired networks. Specifically, Huawei's unique Wi-Fi Shield technology unveiled at the end of last year efficiently addresses concerns over exposed and insecure Wi-Fi signals. This innovation leverages AI-based signal scrambling to eliminate the risk of data eavesdropping at the physical layer. Beyond this, end-to-end MACsec encryption and post-quantum cryptographic (PQC) algorithms secure the wired side. To date, over 100 government and financial institutions worldwide have adopted these capabilities to wirelessly transform their internal office networks.

Many privacy-sensitive areas in campuses—such as executive offices and archive rooms—cannot be equipped with cameras, causing blind spots and posing significant security risks. Huawei's wireless access point (AP) leverages channel state information (CSI) sensing and AI algorithms to enable centimeter-level micro-motion sensing, thereby accurately detecting the space condition, ensuring spatial security without blind spots.

Hidden cameras are a growing threat in scenarios such as CXO offices, confidential meeting rooms, and hotel guest rooms. In response, Huawei has launched the industry's first spycam-detecting AP. Equipped with built-in AI feature matching algorithms, it can accurately identify 110 camera models across 62 global brands. Hidden cameras operating via Wi-Fi, cellular networks, or local SD storage can be detected and alerted in real time—providing 24/7 protection for privacy security.

Securing campus networks is not a choice—it's a core responsibility. Looking towards the future, Huawei remains committed to continuous innovation, empowering networks with intelligence and enhancing protection through networks. Through its Xinghe AI Campus Full-Scope Security Solution, Huawei is redefining what it means to build a truly secure and trustworthy digital campus.