The Chinese cyber threat is "unparalleled" by any other national security challenge seen by the U.S. government, according to FBI Director Christopher Wray. China, seemingly gearing up to invade Taiwan within y
The LELWD incident shows the increasing cyber threats to essential services and why the energy sector needs proper cybersecurity measures. Organizations responsible for critical infrastructure must prioritize regular assessments and updates of their cybersecurity protocols to address evolving threats. Additiona...
A four-month long cyberattack against The New York Times is the latest in a long string of breaches said to be by China-based hackers into corporate and government computer systems across the United States. The Times attacks, routed through computers at U.S. universities, targ...
The Chinese information war: espionage, cyberwar,communications control and related threats to United States interestsWhat is "war"? Are we in one? If so, how do we know it? These are the primary questions addressed by the author in this book. He lays out a case that the Chinese ...
“The United States will use all available tools to disrupt these threats as we continue working collaboratively to harden public and private sector cyber defenses.” Under the new sanctions, all property and interests of Integrity Tech are blocked in the United States and must be reported to the...
-- As the Chinese adage goes: “apply the same tactics to the person who used them on you.“ At a time when artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly looms behind cyberattacks, Chinese enterprises have started to employ generative AI technologies to build up defense against such AI threats....
“Sichuan Silence’s pre-positioning device played a pivotal role in enabling Guan’s malware deployment,” the DOJ indictment revealed. The company’s ties to the PRC government further highlighted concerns over the state-sponsored nature of cyber threats targeting US interests. Guan’s a...
was taking in other words to find and prepare to destroy or degrade the civilian critical infrastructure that keeps us safe and prosperous," Wray told a House panel last week. "And let's be clear, cyber threats to our critical infrastructure represent real world threats to our physical safe...
Officials in the United States have rebuffed suggestions that the surveillance by the N.S.A. was in any way comparable to Chinese cyberspying. One intelligence employee, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the issue, said the two situations — China’s stealing of tr...
Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner said that DOD offices need to maintain their “velocity to win” to meet cyber threats from foreign adversaries.