Cybersecurity
China Vows to Protect Information Security ‘Using All Means’
- Steps follow recent adoption of sweeping cybersecurity law
- Measures come amid greater scrutiny of state-backed hacking
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China will use all necessary means to protect its information security, including the use of its military, striking a hard line in the country’s first strategic report on cybersecurity.
Zhao Zeliang, director general of the bureau of cybersecurity for the Cyberspace Administration of China, called for a “secure and controllable” internet at a briefing in Beijing on Tuesday. He unveiled a plan to adopt a review process for all domestic and foreign companies for “key information products and services” before they are deemed safe to be sold or deployed in China’s market.