President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday that rolls back parts of two executive orders from the Biden and Obama administrations.

The letter, released through the Electronic Frontier Foundation, calls Trump’s executive order “retaliatory.”

While the homeland security discussion has focused on the Southern Border, there is more than 95,000 miles of expansive U.S. coastline and over 360 ports that are…

The former CISA director departed the cybersecurity company in response to the order, which directs DOJ to investigate him.

The order says state and local governments should “own” addressing risks like cyberattacks. It’s a mismatch when a small town goes up against China, experts countered.

A series of moves from the president raises questions about what’s next for the federal government’s many cyber grant and aid initiatives.

A draft obtained by CyberScoop would give the sitting president a short window to sign it before his exit.

It’s made real strides, but there’s a lot more that it could be doing, he said, and more that needs to be done.

Federal agencies would have to address everything from AI to cloud security to access management, sources told CyberScoop.

The attack campaigns show how spyware tech companies have become more akin to nation-state threat actors.