Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries (ZPMC) denies that its cranes pose a national security risk at U.S. ports amid an investigation by Congress. The company states that the reports can mislead the public without factual review and that their cranes do not pose a cybersecurity risk.
A Chinese firm under investigation by Congress over posing a potential cybersecurity threat at U.S. ports said that its cranes don't pose a national security risk . Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries ( ZPMC ) is under investigation by the House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition between the U.S. and the Chinese Communist Party and the House Homeland Security over its installation of equipment onto ship-to-shore (STS) cranes bound for U.S. ports. " ZPMC takes the U.S.
concerns seriously and believes that these reports can easily mislead the public without sufficient factual review," the company said in a filing. "The cranes provided by ZPMC do not pose a cybersecurity risk to any ports." Lawmakers wrote to the company at the end of February and informed the company that they identified "serious concerns" about ZPMC's relationship with the CC
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