FSOs Beware: China’s Aggressive Cyber Threats Target U.S. Critical Infrastructure ...Middle East

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Unless you’ve been up in the Cascades searching for the wayward Zebra, there is no doubt you’ve heard the myriad of warnings from various U.S. government entities concerning the threat posed by the Chinese government to the critical infrastructure of the United States. China is all in Facility Security Officers need to take heed and not allow the “doesn’t apply to me” rationale to take hold. China is all-in when it comes to collecting information concerning U.S. infrastructure, especially in the defense, intelligence, and energy sectors. The good news is that the United States government isn’t sleeping on this; the not so good news is that industry isn’t doing enough. Rare is the occasion

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