Some important new trends emerged in Chinese cyber policy this year.

Rumors and reports on the OPM hack, plus China-Africa, nuclear power, and Beijing's smog. Friday China links.

A U.S. delegation is in Beijing to follow up on an cybersecurity agreement made during Xi Jinping's visit.

Sometimes context and timing can be damning evidence.

Recent Sino-US cyber agreements are only a starting point and need to be followed up by more clearly defined documents.

No easy solutions in U.S.–China cyber security.

A delegation of Chinese officials visited the U.S. for talks on cybersecurity issues.

Politically-charged accusation circulating in the U.S. that China is a “cheater nation” may be counter-productive.

Economic sanctions against Chinese companies and individuals could be imposed within the next two weeks.

Washington appears to be serious about upholding the distinction between commercial versus traditional cyber espionage.

Will cyber attacks purportedly carried out by Chinese hackers be a campaign issue in 2016?

A new defense white paper outlines Beijing's growing military capabilities and strategic outlook.

Is it government policy in China to pass on commercial secrets obtained via cyberespionage to civil sector firms?

China is committed to the exploitation of advanced information and communications technologies in all walks of life.

A recent attack on GitHub highlights China’s growing expertise – and aggression – in cyberspace.

China's internet censorship went on the offensive this week, enlisting computers around the world in a DDoS attack.