Sen. Rounds Says Couple Defense, Deterrents to Combat Cyber Attacks

The video discusses the issue of Chinese espionage through microchips on American servers, highlighting the need for both defensive and deterrent strategies in cybersecurity. It also addresses the balance between trade with China and security concerns, emphasizing the importance of careful supply chain management. The video concludes with a discussion on trade relations with Canada and Mexico, focusing on agricultural products and market stability.

What is one of the main concerns regarding the microchips placed on motherboards by the Chinese military?

• They are easily detectable by current technology.

• They are too expensive to produce.

• They can lead to cyberattacks and espionage.

• They improve the performance of servers.

What is a suggested approach to balance the need for inexpensive products with security concerns?

• Ignore security concerns to save costs.

• Only buy products from local manufacturers.

• Ban all imports from China.

• Focus on protecting critical systems from potential threats.

Why is it important for U.S. companies to be cautious in their supply chains?

• To ensure they get the cheapest products available.

• To avoid potential hardware-based threats.

• To increase their profit margins.

• To support local businesses.

What is one of the challenges mentioned in detecting hardware-based threats?

• Lack of skilled personnel.

• High cost of detection equipment.

• Inadequate technology to detect such threats.

• Limited awareness among companies.

How did Canada protect its agricultural products in trade agreements?

• By allowing free trade without restrictions.

• By being very protectionist in nature.

• By increasing subsidies for U.S. products.

• By reducing tariffs on all imports.

What was a concern for U.S. dairy producers regarding Canada's trade practices?

• Canada was not buying enough U.S. dairy products.

• Canada was using a system to dump products at subsidized prices.

• Canada was increasing tariffs on U.S. dairy.

• Canada was importing too much dairy from the U.S.

What percentage of U.S. soybeans are marketed to China?

• 10%

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%