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Foreign governments are watching.
Every security camera, every cell phone, every smart device on your property could be sending information overseas. Learn what's really happening and how to protect your operation.
This isn't about politics. It's about protecting your property, your privacy, and your livelihood.
China's National Intelligence Law requires every Chinese company—including those selling you cameras and cell phones—to share data with their government when asked. No exceptions. No appeals.
Russia and Iran actively target American infrastructure, including water systems, electric cooperatives, and agricultural operations.
The devices you trust to protect your farm might be the very ones exposing it.
"Under Chinese law, no Chinese company can refuse to hand over data to their intelligence services. If you're using their products, your data is accessible to Beijing."
Many 'affordable' security cameras send footage to servers in China. That 24/7 view of your property could be accessible to foreign intelligence.
See Which BrandsCell phones, SIM cards, and smart devices may have foreign backdoors. Your communications and location data could be compromised.
Check Your PhoneCrop yields, water rights, property details—all valuable to adversaries. Agricultural intelligence is a strategic priority for foreign governments.
Why They Want ItThe good news: You can protect yourself. American and allied companies make security cameras, networking equipment, and sensors that keep your data secure. We'll show you which ones to trust—and which to avoid.
Read the Full Threat BriefingThese nations are actively collecting American data. Here's what each one is doing and why.
The Primary Threat
Under Chinese law, every company—Hikvision, Huawei, ZTE, and hundreds more—must provide data to intelligence services when requested. No warrant required. No judicial review.
What they target: Agricultural technology, livestock genetics, water resources, land ownership patterns, infrastructure mapping
Read Threat BriefingInfrastructure Attackers
Russian state-sponsored hackers (APT28, APT29, Unit 29155) actively target American critical infrastructure, including systems that serve rural communities.
What they target: Electric cooperatives, agricultural systems, rural telecom, water treatment facilities
Read Threat BriefingWater System Hackers
Iranian cyber groups have directly attacked American water systems, including those serving rural communities. The CyberAv3ngers group specifically targeted water treatment.
What they target: Water treatment, energy systems, agricultural infrastructure, rural utilities
Read Threat BriefingRansomware & Theft
The Lazarus Group and other North Korean hackers fund their regime through ransomware attacks and cryptocurrency theft. Rural businesses are often seen as easy targets.
What they target: Ransomware attacks, financial theft, supply chain compromises
Read Threat BriefingCheck any device brand or model to see if it's connected to foreign adversaries. Our database includes cameras, phones, routers, and IoT devices.
Stay informed about the latest threats and developments.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has published comprehensive new guidelines specifically addressing cybersecurity risks in precision agriculture and farm management systems.
Federal Bureau of Investigation issues alert about advanced persistent threat groups linked to China targeting university agricultural research programs and seed companies.
The National Defense Authorization Act for 2026 adds additional Chinese manufacturers to the banned equipment list, affecting rural telecommunications providers.
A complete, non-technical guide to securing your farm or ranch from foreign surveillance. Written for farmers, by security experts who understand rural operations.
Complete Protection Guide
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— Sarah K., Dairy Farmer, Wisconsin
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