In the 1st issue of Global Techno-Geopolitical Pulse – a supplement of Global Pulse at CSGEF- reviews an article in the March 2025 issue of Foreign Policy, which discusses the increasing security risks associated with the world’s reliance on undersea cables from USA adversaries. These cables are crucial for global data transmission and economic stability, supporting over $10 trillion in daily transactions and U.S. military communications. To counter these threats, experts propose three strategies: enhancing resilience through rapid repair capabilities, improving detection technologies, and employing covert countermeasures against hybrid warfare tactics.