In this episode of chat:CYBR, Dr. June Teufel Dreyer discusses the evolving military strategy of China under Xi Jinping, focusing on their expanding military capabilities, particularly in cyber warfare. She highlights the implications of China's actions in the Baltic Sea regarding fiber optic cables and the potential threats to global communications. The discussion also covers the cybersecurity landscape, emphasizing the need for the U.S. to adopt robust policies to counter China's cyber threats. Dr. Dreyer concludes with thoughts on the importance of STEM education and the balance between secrecy and transparency in national security.
Keywords
China, cybersecurity, military strategy, Baltic Sea, fiber optic cables, geopolitical tensions, US-China relations, cyber warfare, international security, technology
Summary
In this conversation, Dr. June Teufel Dreyer discusses the evolving military strategy of China under Xi Jinping, focusing on their expanding military capabilities, particularly in naval power and cyber warfare. She highlights the implications of China's actions in the Baltic Sea regarding fiber optic cables and the potential threats to global communications. The discussion also covers the cybersecurity landscape, emphasizing the need for the U.S. to adopt robust policies to counter China's cyber threats. Dr. Dreyer concludes with thoughts on the importance of STEM education and the balance between secrecy and transparency in national security.
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00:00 Introduction to Dr. Dreier and Chinese Military Strategy
07:11 China's Cybersecurity Ambitions and Strategies
12:21 Concerns Over Baltic Sea Fiber Optic Cables
20:54 Addressing the Cybersecurity Threat from China
30:45 Closing Thoughts and Future Implications