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Is this explainable in any way by the cost of running these boards? By the sound of it the cost-benefit of thwarting Salt Typhoon is probably not optimal at zer
by polotics 2y ago
Is this explainable in any way by the cost of running these boards? By the sound of it the cost-benefit of thwarting Salt Typhoon is probably not optimal at zero investment.
- perlgeek 2y agoThis seems entirely ideologically motivated to me.
- defrost 2y agowith a dash of business motivation. Replacing government run and funded cyber security and threat assessment roles with privately owned contracters will be quite profitable for a few of the Brolliegarks.
- skywhopper 2y agoNo. The cost of running these is so small as not to be worth top officials' time in worrying about them. If they are looking to save lots of money, there are far more efficient ways to do that. This is just clearing house, establishing a tone, and making it clear that expert opinion is not valued.
- sundbry 2y agoIt seems that the Salt Typhoon investigation would be better handled by the NSA anyways..
- sophacles 2y agoYeah those guys are so good at security. You can tell because the tools and plans of theirs that keep leaking sound great!