The advisory is an acknowledgement that China’s alleged theft of intellectual property is still a rampant problem for U.S. officials.

The company previously agreed to pay $115 million in connection with the incident.

It's the first counterintelligence strategy of the Trump administration.

The Justice Department faces a different combination of hacking threats from criminals and foreign governments than other federal organizations, Nickolous Ward said.

Intelligence agencies, companies and research institutes in China are coordinating deeply in scoping targets to pinpoint the data they want, says Assistant Attorney General John Demers.

Social media recruitment is only one method Chinese spies use to collect information about U.S. national security and corporate secrets.

Two companies announced Thursday a $6.5 million contract award to help the United States Army Cyber Command shore up counterintelligence efforts.

As well-crafted hacking tools become more ubiquitous, long simmering rivalries between developing nations take on a new dimension: cyber espionage runs rampant.

The issue of sinking morale within the U.S. intelligence community is a myth fabricated by the media, says a top U.S. intelligence official.