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Adam Segal is the Maurice R. Greenberg Senior Fellow for China Studies and Director of the Digital and Cyberspace Policy Program at the Council on Foreign Relations. His latest book, The Hacked World Order, provides an in-depth exploration of the issues that most states and large companies now confront in cyberspace. It covers everything from the Twitter wars over Gaza to

Adam Segal returns to Sinica to comment on China’s recent cybersecurity law—where it came from, how it changed as it was being drafted, and how it may shape the flow of information in China in the future. Other issues discussed include the bargaining power—or lack thereof—of foreign companies such as Apple when faced with new rules and regulations in China, and related

How Chinese Hacking Entered a New Phase of Recklessness It’s been years, China it seems to operate at the quietest end of the state-protected hacking spectrum. While Russia and North Korea carried out hack-and-leak operations, cracked down on cyberattacks and blurred the line between cybercriminals and intelligence agencies, China quietly paid special attention to traditional (if fertile) espionage and intellectual property theft. But a collective message received by dozens of countries today...

Experts from across government, the private sector and security research community will vote on the most pressing issues in the field.