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China Bans Software from US and Israeli Cybersecurity Firms
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The Chinese government has mandated that companies cease the use of software developed by cybersecurity firms from the United States and Israel. This decision affects numerous organizations operating within China, as the country has over 5,000 cybersecurity companies, with the top 20 firms collaborating with the government.
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