China increases scrutiny of companies with new anti-spying rules
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China orders companies to step up monitoring of foreigners in anti-spying push
State security will provide ‘guidance’ to organisations deemed to have anti-espionage responsibility as hostilities with western governments deepen Chinese social groups, enterprises and public entities will have increased responsibility to combat foreign espionage under new regulations issued by the country’s ministry of state security.The regulations, which were released and took effect on Monday, come amid deepening hostilities between China …
Beijing acts to combat foreign spying in companies
BEIJING • China's top spy agency has announced measures to fight infiltration by "hostile forces" in companies and other institutions, the state media said, in the latest sign of businesses getting caught in the competition between Beijing and Washington.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
China adopts new anti-espionage law to avert 'foreign infiltration' in key firms
China has rolled out a new anti-espionage regulation, under which the national security authority will draw up lists of companies and organisations that are susceptible to foreign infiltration and require security measures to deal with the threats.
China Adopts New Anti-espionage Regulation to Prevent 'Foreign Infiltration' in Key Firms
China has rolled out a new anti-espionage regulation, under which the national security authority will draw up lists of companies and organisations that are susceptible to foreign infiltration and require security measures to deal with the threats.
China adopts new anti-espionage regulation, to name key institutes susceptible to foreign infiltration
China rolled out a new anti-espionage regulation on Monday, which allows the national security authority to draw up lists of companies and organizations that are susceptible to foreign infiltration and require listed institutes to adopt security measures to prevent foreign infiltration.
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