
What’s at Stake?
Federal agencies and the U.S. military have rightly taken action to restrict the use of tech makers with ownership ties to the government of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) due to the security risks they pose. States don’t necessarily have the right resources and information to take action, thus creating a security gap that leaves us vulnerable to intrusion.
OUR POV
CTT Memo: Four State Policy Ideas
CTT Special Report: State Contracts with Banned Chinese Tech Manufacturers
CTT Blog: Threat Tech Disconnect: States Are “Buying the Stuff That’s Going to Create Problems
CTT Blog: GA, NY Taking Action to Eliminate Risky Chinese Tech Contracts
CTT Blog: GA on the Cusp of Bolstering the State Against China Tech Threats of New PRC Hacks Emerge
CTT Conversations: The NVIDIA Hack and the National Security Catastrophe
CTT Blog: The Impending NAND Apocalypse Reinforces China’s Drive for Global Tech Supremacy
CTT Blog: U.S. Sanctions Set to Bite Hikvision- But Bigger China Tech Threats Like YMTC Still loom
CTT Blog: GA State Rep. Momtahan Explains State Solutions To Counter China Tech Threats
Forbes: Four Ways The 50 States Can Defend Themselves From Chinese Tech Threats
EXPERT OPINIONS
Joseph Steinberg, Cybersecurity Expert & Author, Cybersecurity for Dummies – “If we know that six states were breached by Chinese spies, what it means is we know that 44 states probably have Chinese spies operating on their networks that we don’t know about…”
Representative Claudia Tenney (NY-22) – “Who knows what’s embedded in these Lexmark and printers especially in the Lenovo computers. We don’t know… We know the Chinese are doing this. They are malevolent… they’re our biggest adversary in the world.”
MEDIA
Asia Financial: US States Ignoring China Cyber Threats, Says Data Group
AP News: Cyber firm: At least 6 US state governments hacked by China
SemiAnalysis: Nvidia Hacked- A National Security Disaster
GPB: Georgia Senate bill targets Chinese government
Financial Times: US moves towards imposing sanctions on Chinese tech group Hikvision
The Tennessean: Despite warnings, Tennessee leaders not taking cyberthreats seriously
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