House Homeland Security panel hears from security officials on China threats and U.S. vulnerabilities

A House Homeland Security subcommittee hears from DHS and FBI officials at a hearing today on “Chinese Communist Party aggression,” with discussion focused on countering cyber threats to critical infrastructure, intellectual property theft, espionage and “malign influences.”

The intelligence subcommittee hearing, “A Security Sprint: Assessing the U.S. Homeland’s Vulnerabilities to Chinese Communist Party Aggression,” will feature testimony from DHS’ Iranga Kahangama and Tyrone Durham, and the FBI’s Jill Murphy.

According to the officials’ prepared testimony, DHS and the...