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Intro; Foreword; Preface; References; Contents; Acronyms; List of Tables; List of Boxes; 1 The Cybersecurity Ecosystem; 1.1 Introduction: Weak and Strong; 1.2 Cyber Insecurity: Snapshot; 1.3 Toward a More Secure Cyberspace: Snapshot; 1.4 China's Definition of Cybersecurity; 1.5 National Policy Shift; 1.6 Character of China's Political System; 1.7 Conclusion; References; 2 Education in Cyber Security; 2.1 Formal Education as the Key; 2.2 Nature of the Problem; 2.3 Government Policy; 2.4 Information Security Research; 2.5 Selected Research and Education Institutions
2.6 Overseas Universities and Research Institutes2.7 International Professional Associations; 2.8 Workforce; 2.9 Conclusion; References; 3 Chinese Views of the Cyber Industrial Complex; 3.1 S&T Roadmap for Cybersecurity; 3.2 Government Vision; 3.3 Industry Trends; 3.4 Command Economy; 3.5 Emergence of Private Firms; 3.6 Balance Between Foreign and Domestic; 3.7 Select Technologies; 3.7.1 Operating System; 3.7.2 Quantum Physics; 3.7.3 Advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI); 3.8 Conclusion; References; 4 Corporate Cybersecurity; 4.1 Corporate Response to the Cybersecurity Challenge
4.2 Organizational Culture and Employees4.3 Financial Services Sector; 4.4 Airlines; 4.5 Electricity Grid; 4.6 Universities; 4.7 Conclusion; References; 5 Cyber Insecurity of Chinese Citizens; 5.1 i-Dictatorship; 5.2 National Variations; 5.3 Defences Against Cyber Crime; 5.3.1 Ransomware; 5.3.2 Fraud; 5.3.3 Data Leaks; 5.4 Cybersecurity Confidence: High and Low Awareness; 5.5 Political Privacy and Advanced AI; 5.6 Other Forms of Cyber Privacy: Social Credit; 5.7 Conclusion; References; 6 Governmental Cybersecurity; 6.1 A Statistical Glance
6.2 Cyber Protection Ecosystem in China's Security Apparatus6.3 Critical National Infrastructure; 6.4 Leadership: Internet Terror; 6.5 Conclusion; References; 7 Grading National Cybersecurity; 7.1 Qualitative Approaches Preferred; 7.2 Joint China/ITU Assessments; 7.3 Other Chinese Assessments; 7.4 International Assessments; 7.5 Nine Strategic Tasks: How Is China Faring; References; 8 The Next Wave; 8.1 China as a Case Study in National Cyber Security; 8.2 Sub-national Cybersecurity, Actors and Mission Sets; 8.3 Artificial Intelligence; 8.4 Quantum Computing; 8.5 Collaborate to Compete; 8.6 Complexity; 8.7 Social Resistance and Modernization.
2.6 Overseas Universities and Research Institutes2.7 International Professional Associations; 2.8 Workforce; 2.9 Conclusion; References; 3 Chinese Views of the Cyber Industrial Complex; 3.1 S&T Roadmap for Cybersecurity; 3.2 Government Vision; 3.3 Industry Trends; 3.4 Command Economy; 3.5 Emergence of Private Firms; 3.6 Balance Between Foreign and Domestic; 3.7 Select Technologies; 3.7.1 Operating System; 3.7.2 Quantum Physics; 3.7.3 Advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI); 3.8 Conclusion; References; 4 Corporate Cybersecurity; 4.1 Corporate Response to the Cybersecurity Challenge
4.2 Organizational Culture and Employees4.3 Financial Services Sector; 4.4 Airlines; 4.5 Electricity Grid; 4.6 Universities; 4.7 Conclusion; References; 5 Cyber Insecurity of Chinese Citizens; 5.1 i-Dictatorship; 5.2 National Variations; 5.3 Defences Against Cyber Crime; 5.3.1 Ransomware; 5.3.2 Fraud; 5.3.3 Data Leaks; 5.4 Cybersecurity Confidence: High and Low Awareness; 5.5 Political Privacy and Advanced AI; 5.6 Other Forms of Cyber Privacy: Social Credit; 5.7 Conclusion; References; 6 Governmental Cybersecurity; 6.1 A Statistical Glance
6.2 Cyber Protection Ecosystem in China's Security Apparatus6.3 Critical National Infrastructure; 6.4 Leadership: Internet Terror; 6.5 Conclusion; References; 7 Grading National Cybersecurity; 7.1 Qualitative Approaches Preferred; 7.2 Joint China/ITU Assessments; 7.3 Other Chinese Assessments; 7.4 International Assessments; 7.5 Nine Strategic Tasks: How Is China Faring; References; 8 The Next Wave; 8.1 China as a Case Study in National Cyber Security; 8.2 Sub-national Cybersecurity, Actors and Mission Sets; 8.3 Artificial Intelligence; 8.4 Quantum Computing; 8.5 Collaborate to Compete; 8.6 Complexity; 8.7 Social Resistance and Modernization.