Deafening Silence From The Cybersecurity Industry

Deafening Silence From The Cybersecurity Industry

Chris Krebs affirmed the 2020 election was secure. Now he's the target of an Executive Order—and the cybersecurity industry’s silence is enabling a dangerous precedent.

'Retribution or bust’: 'Secretary of Retribution' joins J6 leaders to demand mass arrests

Ivan Raiklin, a retired Army lieutenant colonel who calls himself the “secretary of retribution,” has circulated a so-called “Deep State target list” of President Donald Trump’s political enemies for more than a year now.Although his promise of spectacular “live-streamed” arrests of hundreds of poli...

This should have been the lead story last week - the echoes of Nazism are so loud they are deafening

President Trump did something nefariously unprecedented in US history last Wednesday. He signed two Executive Orders explicitly targeting individuals by name — Chris Krebs, who ran Trump’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, and former...

Trump Revenge Tour Targets Cyber Leaders, Elections

President Trump last week revoked security clearances for Chris Krebs, the former director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) who was fired by Trump after declaring the 2020 election the most secure in U.S. history. The White House memo, which also suspended clearances for other security professionals at Krebs’s employer SentinelOne, comes as CISA is facing huge funding and staffing cuts. Chris Krebs. Image: Getty Ima…

Public Support Emerges for Chris Krebs, SentinelOne After Trump Memo

Most in the cybersecurity field have been conspicuously quiet, but voices urging a more vocal outcry are rising above the silence.

US President Trump is evading official security clearance from Chris Krebs. This particularly affects the cybersecurity provider Sentinelone, which today heads cancer. Trump, who had once appointed cancer as CISA chief, now accuses him of suppressing conservative views.