How the U.S.-China consulate closures could impact espionage – Axios
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U.S.-China agreement on cyber espionage is a first step at best
Presidents Obama and Xi agree that the U.S. and China won’t steal corporate secrets from each other, but the wording is so full of loopholes that CISOs shouldn’t take too much comfort in the pact for quite a while.
The agreement sets up high-level talks twice a year to deal with complaints the U.S. and China have about whether the other is responding quickly and thoroughly to claims by the other side about malicious cyber activity.
It also takes a run at corporate spying in particular: “[N]either country’s government will conduct or knowingly support cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property, including trade secrets or other confidential business information, with the intent of providing competitive advantages to companies or commercial sectors.”
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Expert: U.S.-China Cyber Saber Rattling Could Prompt Trade War – PC Magazine
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Expert: U.S.-China Cyber Saber Rattling Could Prompt Trade War
PC Magazine Cyber saber rattling by U.S. lawmakers over the potential security threat posed by Chinese tech firms Huawei and ZTE could lead to more cyber attacks against the U.S. and might even kick off a trade war with China, according to a computer security and … Officials say Chinese spies have targeted every sector of the US economy Canada won't say if national security exemption shuts Chinese company out of … Telecom Industry Keeps Eye on China |