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Trump’s cyber EO kills Biden-era digital ID policies
A new cyber directive from the Trump administration takes aim at a Biden-era order that would've strengthened the country's digital identity infrastructure. Experts say this could leave the U.S. more vulnerable to increased fraud and cybercrime.
President Trump says his new cybersecurity executive order amends problematic elements of Biden- and Obama-era executive ...
In a White House fact sheet, the administration claims that Biden’s Executive Order 14144 — signed days before the end of his ...
While Trump's new EO eliminates several digital identity directives, it maintains other aspects of the Biden administration's cybersecurity agenda.
President Trump plans to keep a Starlink dish at the White House, despite concerns that the satellite internet system could ...
A new Trump Executive Order limits the use of cybersecurity-related sanctions only against foreign malicious actors ...
In a significant move that has caught the attention of tech enthusiasts and policymakers alike, the Trump administration has introduced an overhaul of existing cybersecurity rules, effectively ...
Companies are at risk of losing a longtime partnership with the federal government in the fight against cyber criminals who ...
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Trump’s cyber czar pick grilled over CISA cuts: ‘If we have a cyber 9/11, you’re the guy’Plus: Plankey's confirmation process 'temporarily delayed' Sean Cairncross, President Donald Trump's nominee to serve as ...
The new order, signed Friday, would overrule elements of previous cyber policy measures signed by former Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama.
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