Beyond the Great Firewall

Analyzing the Impact of Chinese Espionage Laws, Cyber Threats, and IP Theft on International Business Operations

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Cyber attacks from China are likely to be more disruptive in nature and target critical infrastructure, whereas previously they were focused on obtaining sensitive information. Previous cyber attacks from China focused on obtaining sensitive information; new threats are likely to be more disruptive in nature and target critical infrastructure. A mass outage in several key sectors could, for example, be used to spread damage, confusion, and panic across the U.S. either to sow confusion ahead of Chinese military action in Taiwan or in an effort to cause some level of instability in the U.S.

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MESSAGE FROM THE CEO 

It is my privilege to introduce our latest white paper, Beyond the Great Firewall, where our analysts explore the far-reaching impact of Chinese espionage laws, cyber threats, and intellectual property theft on international business operations. In this paper we highlight examples of threats that have materialized, including high-profile raids on U.S. firms and exit bans affecting key executives.

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Our commitment to navigating these challenges for our clients is unwavering. We are actively reassessing our strategies and enhancing our risk management protocols to ensure the safety of clients and the integrity of our operations. It is crucial that we stay informed and agile in this evolving environment.

KRIS COLEMAN 

FOUNDER & CEO, RED5 

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