For my #infosec people out there: how do you expect the next 3-6 months to pan out with regards to the US Government and security? I'm kind of expecting an absolute shitshow full of bad takes, poor security, and crap that even the most newbie of newb security practitioners would laugh off.
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I have so many diverging thoughts. We see “good” progress, hey the SEC will put C level in the slammer for material breach notification delays!
We see “bad” progress like hmm some congress people want crypto backdoors
I'm 50/50 if that's because the role of CISA will get privatized or austerity cuts to the point of useless and then privatized, or it'll just be thrown in a corner to languish
As far as the admin is concerned, I think the fed is light years behind what we should be doing
If the admin is smart, they'll take the gloves off. Perhaps young computer literate folks might serve, if theres truly a cyber arm…
Ultimately there's a path forward but… obstacles
https://www.nextgov.com/people/2024/11/cisa-director-jen-easterly-depart-inauguration-day/401036/