1. Executive summary

For a decade, the cyber threat narrative has been one of escalating sophistication. Over the past twelve months, it has become one of escalating speed. Across reporting from Google [1], Microsoft [2], CrowdStrike [3], Mandiant [4], Anthropic [5] and OpenAI [6], a consistent picture has emerged: artificial intelligence is not fundamentally changing what adversaries can do. Instead, it is letting them execute existing tactics faster, at greater scale, and with fewer skilled people.

Executive Summary

The People's Republic of China (PRC) represents the most significant long-term cyber threat to defense-aligned and enterprise organizations. PRC-linked threat groups are pre-positioned inside critical networks at scale. This access appears intended for possible activation during a future geopolitical crisis, likely a Taiwan contingency.

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