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Three seemingly unrelated news stories are getting lumped together under Trump's ongoing trade negotiations with China. What happens next with any of them could have significant implications for that deal, markets or both.
Hackers infiltrated dozens of companies around the world with advanced malicious software that extracted information from their systems, according to McAfee.
A once niche side job is now becoming a lucrative full-time job opportunity as companies look to fill numerous empty cybersecurity positions.
A cyberattack on the Marriott hotel chain was part of a Chinese intelligence-gathering effort, The New York Times reported on Tuesday.
"That is going to be in this industry's greatest interest because the U.S. policy environment still has the most influence on other policy environments around the whole world," he said.
Meng must surrender her passports, wear a GPS tracking device, and be accompanied by security detail whenever she leaves her residence.
Supermicro CEO Charles Liang said a third-party firm has evaluated and cleared the company's motherboards. The company's stock tumbled after a Businessweek article published Oct. 4 stated the company had allowed the Chinese government to plant microchips that could be used for spying onto motherboards bound for American tech companies Apple and Amazon.
Too many different local, state, national and international cybersecurity regulations are hampering corporations' ability to deal with cyberattacks, said Goldman Sachs' chief information security officer Tuesday.
The agency tasked with clearing and settlement for the financial markets is warning that "pockets of weakness" are starting to emerge across the financial system.
The United States is pushing its allies to shut out Chinese tech giant Huawei for 5G networks on national security worries, a Eurasia Group expert says.
Businesses would have a harder time collecting, storing and transferring data across the U.S., China and Europe, according to Control Risks.
If the government loses the case, it could also lose credibility both in the U.S and abroad on a far wider range of security issues involving China.
Google is shutting down its Plus social network in April 2019, instead of August as originally planned, because of a new security bug.
HSBC and Standard Chartered may have been used to facilitate allegedly illicit transactions with Iran from Chinese technology giant Huawei, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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