Public Security hires Western experts
A cyber-security forum in Beijing in at the end of [...]
The first organization in 1999 to point out the risks run by the Pentagon and U.S. intelligence agencies in using foreign and potentially manipulated software, the Defense Science Board (DSB) rang the alarm again in its latest report, Mission Impact [...] (661 words)
Issue dated 15/11/2007
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