Carly Fiorina says U.S. didn’t address cybersecurity in economic dialogues with China

Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina recently took President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton to task on the issue of cybersecurity, via a column posted on Medium. She said Obama and Clinton have left the United States “woefully uprepared for cyberterrorism.”

Fiorina said cybersecurity is “a critical piece of our strategy to defeat ISIS and restore American leadership in the world.” She made a number of assertions in that column; here we’ll look at one she made about the United States’ efforts to prevent cyber attacks from China.

“When we held recent economic dialogues with China,” Fiorina wrote, “we agreed on over 100 different things —  including wildlife trafficking and volcano research. None of these 100-plus points of agreement addressed cybersecurity.” For the full article click here 

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