Posted on 06/06/2021 2:12:59 AM PDT by zeestephen
The FBI released a statement on the recent ransomware attacks, calling its investigations a "top priority...The FBI has a long-standing history of confronting unique challenges in the cyberspace and imposing risk and consequences on our nation's cyber adversaries," it said. "Through trust-based relationships with our private sector partners, we are indispensable in the fight against cyberattacks."
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Her entire interview is one meaningless platitude after another.
I have zero confidence that this woman is qualified to lead our national cyber security team.
DOJ: “bend over because we are going to hit you all with ransomeware”
2021 and still can’t inhibit hacking, etc.
US fails at cybersecurity 101.
#feelsbadman
Through trust base relationships, funny
“I’m from Fed.gov....nice little bidness you gots there..be a shame if ...”
But white supremacy is BY FAR the greatest threat to the Homeland.
She’s not in charge of cybersecurity. She’s in charge of the federal government’s legal response to it.
Other than that she served in key positions in the Obama Admin that suggest she is profoundly corrupt, why do you think she is not qualified for the position she holds?
The FBI is only good at terrorizing conservatives. Outside of that, they were worse than useless.
These ransomware attacks will make a good excuse to have government censoring of all internet service providers so they can “intercept” ransomware attacks.
Of course, such attacks will include content that they find is contrary to the communist party politburo running our country today.
Because every quote was a scripted, politically correct, platitude.
Re: "She is not in charge of cyber security."
The FBI - which claims in this article that the FBI is in charge of cyber security - is subordinate to the Attorney General and the Department of Justice.
All government officials speak in platitudes.
She is responsible for federal prosecution of cybersecurity crimes (and apparently involved in the FBI’s own internal cybersecurity), but that is not nearly the same thing as being in charge of cybersecurity.
This quote, which I take it is what you are referring to, doesn’t make any claim of the FBI being in charge of cybersecurity:
“The FBI has a long-standing history of confronting unique challenges in the cyberspace and imposing risk and consequences on our nation’s cyber adversaries,” it said. “Through trust-based relationships with our private sector partners, we are indispensable in the fight against cyberattacks.”
This is the department, in the DHS, that is officially responsible for cybersecurity:
Again, she’s undoubtedly corrupt in a very bad way to have had the positions she has had in the Obama/Biden/Harris admins, but she’s not “unqualified” for her role.
Until 3 weeks ago, 90% of CISA's responsibilities involved only federal IT systems.
CISA is 100% defense. It has no enforcement or rule making powers outside its federal remit.
There is no evidence that CISA is doing anything that was not already being done by NSA, DIA, FBI, and CIA.
And, in case you have forgotten, in November 2020, after a couple hours of research, CISA declared there was no electronic voter fraud in WI, GA, or AZ.
Basically everything you are claiming on this thread is incorrect.
My point is, correctly, that neither is this woman “in charge” of cybersecurity beyond the FBI’s investigation and legal guidance role nor are there any statements in this article whereby the FBI claims to have larger cybersecurity responsibilities.
CISA’s predecessor agency (the NPPD), like CISA, works with the private sector, especially in critical infrastructure sectors, as well as the federal government.
Sure, our intel agencies are deep in cyber security (although arguably more as black hats than white), but you are dancing around with irrelevancies here.
Where will the next shortages occur?
“2021 and still can’t inhibit hacking, etc.”
I think like you. I’ve never understood why the computer stuff is so vulnerable.
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