Cosco responds to cyber attack on US operations

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Cosco responds to cyber attack on US operations

| Jul 24, 2018 1:14PM EDT
Since Cosco’s overseas operations have not been affected, communication with US offices is able to take place, although at a slower pace, a key Cosco official said Tuesday.
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