What are traditional security threats and non-traditional security threats?

Different connotations: Traditional security threats mainly refer to some high-level political security issues in the traditional sense, which are military threats faced by the country and military factors that threaten international security. Non-traditional security threats are relative to traditional security threat factors. They refer to less prominent security threats that human society has not encountered or rarely seen in the past. They are other threats to sovereign countries and human beings other than military, political and diplomatic conflicts. Factors that threaten overall survival and development.

Secondly, the extension is different: traditional security threats can be divided into three categories: arms race, military deterrence and war according to the degree of threat. War also includes world war, total war and local war, international war and domestic war, conventional war and nuclear war, etc.; according to the objects threatened, it can be divided into national defense issues, territorial disputes, sovereignty issues, and military affairs between countries. Situation issues, etc. Non-traditional security issues mainly include: economic security, financial security, population explosion, ecological environment security, information security, resource security, terrorism, weapons proliferation, disease spread, transnational crime, drug smuggling and illegal immigration, piracy, money laundering, etc.