Webinar

Beyond Espionage and Influence—China’s Cyberattack Strategy

Name: Beyond Espionage and Influence—China’s Cyberattack Strategy
Start: 2021-11-01T14:00:00.000-04:00
End: 2021-11-01T15:00:00.000-04:00

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Understanding how to mitigate China’s cyber threat

The U.S. intelligence community has publicly warned that China’s government possesses substantial cyberattack capabilities. What are these capabilities, and why were they developed? How does this impact the U.S.? What should the government and private sector do in response to this challenge? Following up on Booz Allen’s report, Same Cloak, More Dagger: Decoding How the People’s Republic of China Uses Cyberattacks, academic, government, and private sector experts examined these issues and more during a recorded panel discussion, which you can watch now.

What You'll Learn:

How the government of China competes using cyberattacks
Factors increasing the likelihood of being targeted by its cyberattack operations
The government of China’s primary cyberattack tactics

Moderator:

Garrettson Blight
Director of National Cyber Solutions, Booz Allen Hamilton

Panelists:

Kurt Ronnow
Counterintelligence Deputy Assistant Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Adam Segal
Director, Digital and Cyberspace Policy Program, Council on Foreign Relations

Nate Beach-Westmoreland
Head of Strategic Cyber Threat Intelligence, Booz Allen Hamilton

Read our report, Same Cloak, More Dagger: Decoding How the People's Republic of China Uses Cyberattacks, to learn more about how China’s cyberattack strategy threatens U.S. security and critical infrastructure and get actionable advice for mitigating your risk.

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