“The China 863 Analyst”.
Critical Intelligence for Critical Infrastructure in a Hostile World
Twenty (20) technologies across six specific categories define a turbulent economic and geopolitical current and future landscape. The foundation of China’s strategy is the application of advanced technologies to critical growth markets in support of its economic expansionist and supremacy agenda. This translates into opportunity for US and allied interests—but also increased risk for business, industry, and national security.
From the development of satellite-based e-commerce franchises that will soon empower developing nations to feeding the planet and altering climate change trajectories, China’s domestic and international agenda impacts virtually every economy and sovereignty. Balancing opportunity versus risk is critical as companies and governments escalate commercial and industrial business with China, while protecting indigenous intellectual property and trade secrets.
Twice monthly clients receive detailed technology and economic intelligence and perspective on transactional and transformative events and conditions. These are the critical factors that shape the global dynamics ignited by China. From cyber espionage to legal acquisition through financial investment, merger and acquisition, and joint ventures, “The China 863 Analyst” examines the impact of change and alerts clients to both opportunity and risk.
N. MacDonnell Ulsch is Chief Analyst at “The China 863 Analyst”. A Guest Lecturer on Cyber Warfare at the US Military Academy at West Point, he is also a cyber and national security Research Fellow at Boston College. The author of “Threat! Managing Risk in a Hostile World” and “Cyber Threat! How to Manage the Growing Risk of Cyber Attacks”, he was previously Senior Managing Director of Cyber Crime at PwC, and served on several US government commissions. He also served as a threat advisor to the US intelligence community.