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He expressed concern over the possibility of foreign agents embedding malicious hardware or software into U.S. infrastructure—such as compromised routers containing Chinese chips—posing longstanding national security risks.
Final Thoughts: An Ongoing Battle for Stability and Security
Carter and O’Neal agree that U.S. and allied security agencies are making improvements but remain behind the curve. Disruptions in Syria and cyber threats from Iran reflect broader strategic challenges—fixing them requires coordinated efforts across government, military, and private sectors.