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The Chinese Wireless Security Chip in Apple iPhones – Commentary by Dr. James Mulvenon

By March 18, 2016April 29th, 2023No Comments

CIRA head Dr. James Mulvenon spoke at the MIT Center for International Studies’ annual Starr Forum on the topic of “Confronting the China Cyber Challenge.” Dr. Mulvenon’s presentation centered on Chinese technology standards mandates and their impact on device security.

To view the full presentation, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoLUIvxSgzc

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