Britain’s domestic intelligence agency has issued a warning to members of Parliament that Chinese operatives are attempting to contact and build relationships with them through professional networking platforms including LinkedIn. The alert has raised concerns about the scale and method of foreign intelligence
China’s digital transformation has brought unprecedented opportunities for growth, efficiency, and connectivity. Yet, with these advancements comes a new challenge: how to secure vast volumes of data while maintaining technological innovation and international collaboration. The country’s cybersecurity and data localization policies are at
As Chinese enterprises expand globally, cross-border data security has become a critical concern. International operations, cloud services, and digital collaboration expose sensitive information to a variety of risks, including cyberattacks, regulatory discrepancies, and data leakage. Ensuring compliance, protecting intellectual property, and maintaining secure
As Chinese enterprises continue to embrace digital transformation, they face increasing exposure to cyber threats. From financial institutions and manufacturing companies to technology firms and healthcare providers, organizations are targeted by hackers, malware, ransomware, and insider threats. Cybersecurity has become a critical business
Digital sovereignty has emerged as a critical consideration in global geopolitics. Countries are increasingly asserting control over data, digital infrastructure, and technological standards to safeguard national security, economic interests, and strategic autonomy. For China, the pursuit of digital sovereignty encompasses domestic control over
Known For: Co-founder and CEO of Qihoo 360, a leading Chinese internet security company providing antivirus software, web browsers, and mobile security solutions. Early Life and Education Zhou Hongyi was born in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, China. He graduated from Xi’an Jiaotong University with
Baidu Cloud has unveiled its 2026 Quantum Encryption Suite, marking a significant advancement in China’s cybersecurity and cloud computing landscape. The new suite is designed to provide robust protection for sensitive data, utilizing quantum-resistant algorithms and next-generation encryption techniques. As businesses increasingly rely
Alibaba Cloud has launched a new quantum encryption service aimed at enhancing data security for enterprises and government agencies across China. The announcement, made in September 2025, positions Alibaba at the forefront of quantum-safe cybersecurity solutions in Asia. According to the company, the
China’s Data Security Law 2025 has introduced new compliance requirements for technology companies, aiming to protect sensitive information while promoting digital innovation. The updated regulations cover data collection, storage, transfer, and cross-border sharing, emphasizing risk assessment and accountability. Analysts note that the law
Pilot networks in Beijing and Shanghai push ahead of global rivals. China has established itself as a global leader in quantum communication, a field promising ultra-secure data transfer using quantum encryption. By 2025, pilot networks in Beijing, Shanghai, and Hefei are expanding, while
