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Roggio is the second defendant to be convicted of torture since the federal torture statute went into effect in 1994. Roggio is the second defendant to be convicted of torture since the federal torture statute went into effect in 1994.

Please join ECIA at 1:30pm EDT May 25th for a webinar with Matt Axelrod, Assistant Secretary for Export Enforcement with the U.S. Department of Commerce

US export controls are in the spotlight trade issues with China and sanctions on Russia. Bureau of Industry Security BIS and Dept of Justice DOJ Disruptive Technology Strike Force protecting US technologies acquisition by adversaries supercomputing exascale computing, AI quantum computing

Between Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and growing U.S. tensions with China, U.S. export controls are in the spotlight like never before. As if regulators have not already made it clear...

First-ever action by DOJ’s Disruptive Technology Task Force alleges “hostile nation-states” attempted to smuggles stolen trade secrets to advance authoritarian regimes and facilitate human rights abuses.

Software engineer Wang Weibao was hired by Apple in 2016 to work on Project Titan, Cupertino's electric self-driving car that has been a work-in-progress tech for a...

The Department of Justice's Disruptive Technology Strike Force announced five new cases aimed at tech espionage by hostile nation-states.

Xiangjiang Qiao, linked to a sanctioned Chinese company involved in weapons proliferation, allegedly conspired to provide isostatic graphite, per DOJ.

US Department of Justice (DOJ) has charged a former Apple engineer with theft and attempted theft of trade secrets., Technology & Science News, Times Now

The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”) clarified its policy regarding voluntary self-disclosures and enforcement actions on April 18, 2023....