Will China’s revised cybersecurity law put foreign firms at risk of losing their secrets?

Under the new rules, companies are ranked in terms of the type of information they could lose in the event of a cyberattack. — SCMP

As the clock ticks down to the latest update to China’s cybersecurity law on Dec 1, foreign firms are becoming increasingly concerned about how the changes might affect their operations.

Beijing has set its sights on becoming a technology powerhouse and to achieve that knows it must also develop a defensive structure capable of protecting its manufacturers, researchers and developers from cyberattacks.