DHS advises companies to avoid Chinese hardware and software services

DHS advises companies to avoid Chinese hardware and software services

The DHS urged U.S. companies to take care when sharing data with Chinese firms; using equipment produced or maintained by Chinese companies; and even when working with companies that have Chinese citizens in “key leadership and security-focused roles.”

Good luck with that!

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