A look at Feitian Technologies, which sells security devices to Google, Microsoft, J.P. Morgan and Softbank.
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When cyber security threats grab headlines in the United States, suspicion often falls on actors from rival states, like Russia and China. In December, for instance, U.S. cybersecurity firms blamed Chinese government-sponsored hackers for exploiting a recently uncovered critical vulnerability in computer server software.
Data: Feitian annual reports
But there is one Chinese cybersecurity firm whose gear is aimed at improving digital security for American and global consumers — Feitian Te
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