Los Alamos to the PRC: How Strider Identified a Critical National Security Threat
Get exclusive insights from Strider’s intelligence team on the PRC’s covert recruitment of US scientists to fuel its weapons programs.
How the PRC Recruits Top Scientists—and How You Can Protect Your Organization
Today, their work advances key military technologies, including hypersonics, deep-earth penetrating warheads, autonomous vehicles, jet engines, and submarine noise reduction.
Using open-source intelligence and advanced analytics, Strider exposed this systematic effort—revealing the full scale of China’s talent recruitment strategy for the first time.
Download the white paper to learn how these programs operate and what steps you can take to protect your own people, research, and innovations.
READ THE FULL REPORTOf the 162 returnees, at least 59 scientists were selectees of the PRC’s flagship talent recruitment program—the Thousand Talents Program (TTP) and its youth branch, the Youth Thousand Talents Program (YTTP).
TTP participants receive up to $775,000 USD in research subsidies.
15 scientists held permanent positions at Los Alamos, including one with Q Clearance, granting access to Top Secret Restricted Data.
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