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Man, good thing Doge and MAGA gutted 30% of that agency[1]. We certainly don't need a bunch of bureaucrats doing (checks notes) cybersecurity and infrastructure
by mullingitover 1y ago
Man, good thing Doge and MAGA gutted 30% of that agency[1]. We certainly don't need a bunch of bureaucrats doing (checks notes) cybersecurity and infrastructure security right now.
[1] https://archive.is/20250603190111/https://www.axios.com/2025/06/03/cisa-staff-layoffs-resignations-trump-cuts https://archive.is/20250603190111/https://www.axios.com/2025...
- DaSHacka 1y agoI mean, clearly they weren't very effective anyway.
- qnleigh 1y agoThese were intrusions into private companies.
- beeflet 1y agoSo what is funding the government going to do then? At some point you have to make people responsible for their own computer systems.
- conception 1y agoSo we definitely should just give up and not do anything instead. That makes sense.
- mensetmanusman 1y agoAgencies aren’t allowed to fix private company security.
- mullingitover 1y agoReally? CISA isn't allowed to work with any private companies on a problem that impacts critical infrastructure and thus national security? Do you have any sources for this claim? Nobody's saying that CISA would break down Verizon's doors and go to their keyboards and start pushing commits, but they sure as hell are working with the telecom industry.
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