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Chinese cyber power is neck-and-neck with US, Harvard research finds
The study also found that several countries that are not currently considered conventional cyber powers are rising on the world stage.
Russian hackers targeted internet routers worldwide in apparent spy campaign, say U.S. and U.K.
The U.S. and Britain are issuing a joint alert that Russia-backed hackers are targeting internet routers used by offices and residences worldwide.
Army must empower next generation to succeed in cyber, senior official says
To quickly develop the Army's cyber capabilities requires that leadership consider unique options while also adjusting for a different culture brought in by recruits who are inherently digitally savvy, according to Col. Chris Wade, director of the Army's Task Force Cyber Strong.
Chinese hackers starting to return focus to U.S. corporations
The 2015 agreement to curb corporate espionage looks to be falling by the wayside, according to new research from PwC.
In the face of government pressure, Kaspersky pledges to open new U.S. offices
Chief Executive Eugene Kaspersky confirmed the decision on social media after Reuters reported that the anti-virus company had plans to close its D.C.-area office.
Amid U.S. effort to exclude Kaspersky, Putin backs plan to force out foreign software
The move comes as the FBI is privately counseling American businesses to uninstall products that are created and sold by Moscow-based cybersecurity giant Kaspersky Lab.
