In today's Interisle Insights post, I draw attention to the consequences of recent US administration actions that affect the cybersecurity community.
Numerous US federal agencies that contribute to our national cybersecurity defenses have suffered sweeping job and program cuts. These cutbacks put the US at a disadvantage in its efforts to mitigate cybercrimes, cyber espionage, and other cyber-enabled attacks by criminal and state (sponsored) actors.
Political pundits at The Bulwark are much better informed than I to examine the broad ramifications of a weakened US cybersecurity presence. I will take you closer to ground zero by sharing three examples of cyber-enabled activities that are real and imminent threats to you, your organization, or your friends and family.
Read Death by a 1000 Paper Cuts: how foreign actors are bleeding a cyber-crippled US dry.