Maggie Miller

RT @martinmatishak: NEW: The @NSAGov has been directed to cut 8 percent of its civilian employees — between 1,500 and 2,000 personnel — as…

RT @ericgeller: "[T]he ability of this country to deal with cyber threats is being absolutely gutted for political reasons." @magmill95's…

RT @ddimolfetta: Dmitri Alperovitch, speaking w/ @magmill95 about CSRB Salt Typhoon probe: "...one of the most consequential operations aga…

Excited to moderate a keynote panel with @DAlperovitch this morning @RSAConference on geopolitics and cybersecurity. Find out more here: https://t.co/T3w4Ke9GUK

New (for Pros): The State Department’s Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy faces its policy issues and personnel being pulled into three separate offices under the new agency reorg. This means CDP would cede around half of employees to other offices: https://t.co/uYAcU7L8eA

It’s the first day of the annual RSA Conference in San Francisco, and with some notable exceptions, federal officials are largely MIA. Read more from @delizanickel and I in today’s Morning Cyber newsletter: https://t.co/52h5p17FeZ

RT @TaraCopp: EXCLUSIVE: WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had an internet connection that bypassed the Pentagon’s security…

RT @ericgeller: New: Two top @CISAgov officials, Bob Lord and Lauren Zabierek, are leaving the agency as it prepares for mass layoffs. Lor…

RT @dnvolz: News: Chris Krebs, a target of Trump's wrath last week, is resigning from SentinelOne to focus fully on fighting back against a…

Confirming the news around MITRE support for CVE lapsing tomorrow. A spokesperson for CISA said that while the “contract with the MITRE Corporation will lapse after April 16, we are urgently working to mitigate the impact and to maintain CVE services.” https://t.co/VypFkSXVw1

Thanks to @RobbieGramer and @ebazaileimil for letting me helm NatSec Daily today and take a look at the massive upheaval for our nation’s cyber defense and intelligence agencies: https://t.co/O6LFmiGWET

Scoop for Pros: The US is set to sign on to the Pall Mall Process code of conduct on the governance of spyware use, after days of uncertainty whether Washington would join the list of more than 20 nations already signed up: https://t.co/Kl8JEbEZpg

RT @DAlperovitch: Chinese officials acknowledged in a December meeting with Biden officials in Geneva that Beijing was behind the Volt Typh…

More than four years after President Trump fired Chris Krebs via tweet, he is taking further action against the former director to CISA, an agency that is also facing massive personnel cuts in the coming days.

Eric Geller @ericgeller

Trump going after his former CISA director @C_C_Krebs, who debunked his 2020 lies. He just ordered a probe of Krebs' leadership of CISA (including any "censorship"), revoked Krebs' clearances, and suspended his @SentinelOne colleagues' clearances. https://t.co/7X4lPqECkF https://t.co/t1Ab4D5Bce

For Pros: CISA employees and contractors are headed for potential major cuts to funding and personnel numbers in the coming days: https://t.co/qWq6hMMJic