BEIJING (AP) — Chinese President Xi Jinping has put himself in charge of a new body to coordinate cybersecurity, in a sign of Beijing’s concern over its vulnerability to online attacks and its desire to retain tight control over the Internet.
Reports in state media Friday said the central Internet security and information leading group will draft policy for boosting the country’s defenses, as well as expanding and improving Internet access.
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