A series of purported acts of sabotage targeting undersea cables has raised concerns about the growing threat facing the interconnectivity of the international community.
Undersea cables date back to the 1850s and initially involved the telegram, and now, nearly 200 years later, there are nearly 750,000 miles of these cables under various bodies of water across the globe, which have increasingly been targeted by adversaries.
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