The U.S.-China Cybersecurity Relationship Remains Challenging, Says Demers

The video discusses the impact of the coronavirus on US-China security relations, noting no significant changes yet. It highlights ongoing cybersecurity challenges, including data theft by Chinese actors, and the need for collaboration between the US government and private sector to counter these threats. The video also examines Huawei's alleged intellectual property theft and the US's efforts to convince other countries of the associated risks. Finally, it addresses the balance between openness and security in US-China relations, emphasizing the importance of acting honestly and transparently.

What is the current impact of the coronavirus on the US-China security relationship?

• It has improved the relationship.

• It has not significantly impacted the relationship yet.

• It has led to increased collaboration.

• It has significantly worsened the relationship.

What is a major concern regarding US-China relations in cyberspace?

• Theft of sensitive personal data

• Increased trade tariffs

• Military confrontations

• Cultural exchanges

Why are national security concerns prioritized over consumer concerns in nation-state hacks?

• Because consumers are not affected by hacks

• Because consumer data is easily replaceable

• Because nation-states rarely misuse consumer data for personal gain

• Because consumer data is not valuable

What is necessary for the US to effectively counter cyber threats?

• Increased government funding only

• Collaboration between private and public sectors

• More consumer awareness

• Stricter immigration policies

What are the allegations against Huawei related to?

• Racketeering and intellectual property theft

• Tax evasion

• Environmental violations

• Labor law violations

How does the US view Huawei's business practices?

• As a model for innovation

• As isolated incidents

• As environmentally friendly

• As a systematic approach to acquiring intellectual property

What is the US's stance on Chinese talent coming to the US?

• The US only allows students, not researchers.

• The US welcomes them but expects transparency and honesty.

• The US is closed to all foreign talent.

• The US discourages all forms of collaboration.