Cybersecurity is a growing concern for businesses as they become increasingly digital. Hackers can exploit weak links in supply chains and internal employees can also be a threat. Companies can mitigate these risks by being proactive, using technology, and having a plan in place for incident response.

The Virtual Regional Maritime Traffic Center (V-RMTC) allows countries to share information about ship movements, which helps to improve security in the region. The system is based on commercial technology and is not exclusive to any country. The U.S. is not currently part of a similar global information-sharing initiative.

This article discusses cyber attacks and censorship in the context of Google's threat to leave China. China is accused of launching cyber attacks against Google and other companies while also heavily censoring the internet. Google's threat to leave puts China in a difficult position: relax censorship or anger millions of internet users. Experts believe China is unlikely to back down.

This article discusses the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), a group of Eurasian countries, including China and Russia. The SCO aims to increase cooperation on security, economics, and culture. Some analysts believe the SCO could rival NATO, but others argue that internal rivalries and differing goals will prevent it from becoming a severe threat. The US is concerned about China's growing influence but is unlikely to resort to military confrontation.