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 are the implications of the coronavirus on the US-China relationship from a security perspective?

How would you describe the current state of the US-China relationship in cyberspace?

What are the national security concerns associated with the Equifax hack?

What resources does the United States have to counter cyber threats from China?

What are the allegations against Huawei and why are they significant?

How is the US working to convince other countries about the threat posed by Huawei?

What is the balance the US seeks to strike regarding collaboration with Chinese researchers?