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LAS VEGAS, the United States, July 22-- A U.S. expert highlighted the progressive cooperation between the United States and China in cyber security, as companies strive for better solutions and top hackers started their annual meetings here on Saturday. U.S.-CHINA CO-OP HIGHLY VALUED Susan Shirk, Chair of the 21st Century China Center of University of California, San Diego, noticed that the bilateral cooperation evolved since leaders of the two countries met in April. "Then we went to the G20 and tried to make it a global norm. So I think this is a great example of how the U.S. and China through frank negotiation can address a very difficult topic to make progress and then to move forward," she told Xinhua. As enterprises need to strengthen their defense to make their own systems secure, government efforts are equally important to address the issue, said Shirk. "I do think it's the governments' responsibility to try to work at the government to government level. We'd like to see government crack on it," she added in a recent interview. TECH FIRMS ALWAYS ON ALERT While governments remain active, IT producers are on high alert and intensively prepared to counter any attack. "We have many layers of open security, encryption capability, fault tolerance capability, buffering, and so on. There is a lot of capability that Intel can bring, but there a lot of third parties out there that will bring that to the table," Jon Marshall, Senior Technical Marketing Engineer of Intel, told Xinhua. | 
