China’s hacking competitions, like the Tianfu Cup, are sharpening the nation’s cybersecurity edge by aligning civilian talent with state-sponsored objectives, revealing a strategic push for dominance in global cyber operations.
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Daniel Pereira
Daniel Pereira is research director at OODA. He is a foresight strategist, creative technologist, and an information communication technology (ICT) and digital media researcher with 20+ years of experience directing public/private partnerships and strategic innovation initiatives.
