Cybersecurity Crisis: Federal Cyber Policy Takes a 13% Nosedive Under Trump Administration
The Cyberspace Solarium Commission’s report reveals the federal cyber policy posture has regressed by 13%, marking the first major reversal since the group’s inception. With a quarter of recommendations losing implementation status, experts suggest the Trump administration should restore funding and workforce to CISA and cyber diplomacy staff.
Hot Take:
In a shocking plot twist worthy of a Hollywood drama, the federal government’s cyber policy posture has taken a dramatic step back, regressing by 13% in advancements. It’s like watching a cyber thriller where the protagonist forgets the password to progress! Maybe next time they’ll remember to hit ‘save’ on their progress, instead of ‘delete’.
Key Points:
- The federal government’s cyber policy has regressed by 13%, marking a significant reversal.
- The Cyberspace Solarium Commission 2.0 highlights the consequences of reducing the federal cyber workforce.
- Key recommendations include restoring workforce and funding to CISA and the State Department’s cyber diplomacy staff.
- The rollback of diversity initiatives has limited the pool of skilled cyber job candidates.
- Cuts to CISA have been particularly damaging, with around a third of its workforce reduced.
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