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CISA Funding for Critical Infrastructure Threat Hunting Cancelled

The program’s director at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) told Congress today that government funding for a program that hunts for threats on America’s critical infrastructure networks expired on Sunday, shutting down all work on the program. CyberSentry is a public-private partnership, managed by CISA, that looks for malicious activity on IT and operational technology […]

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Lawmakers Grill Noem Over CISA Funding Cuts, Demand Trump Cyber Plan

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem faced intense questions from the House Appropriations Homeland Security Subcommittee. She wants to slash almost $500 million from the CISA budget. While the appropriations committee was looking at DHS’s funding across all of its agencies, they made a point of demanding more info on the administration’s financial plans for CISA. […]

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While Nation-States Attack Us, DC Fiddles

Well, I am not sure that anyone in DC is actually fiddling, but they certainly are not doing much to solve the problem. A panel of policymakers at the RSA Conference in San Francisco this week were very clear on the threat. Salt Typhoon, a China-backed threat group, is particularly scary, having demonstrated uncanny skill in […]

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Security News Bites for April 25, 2025

More Countries Issue Travel Advisories for Travel to US The White House is trying to spin growing international concerns over travel to the U.S. in response to U.S. immigration and transgender rights policies, among other issues. Countries updating their advisories include New Zealand, Germany and the U.K, citing concerns over terrorism, civil unrest and stricter […]

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