CISA: Defending U.S. Infrastructure Through Cybersecurity Excellence

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is the United States’ lead agency for safeguarding critical infrastructure against cyber and physical threats. Established in 2018 under the Department of Homeland Security, CISA works closely with government entities, private sector partners, and local agencies to enhance national resilience. Its core mission includes protecting election systems, mitigating ransomware threats, securing industrial control systems, and providing real-time cyber alerts. CISA offers vital tools, training, and advisories to help organizations strengthen their security posture. As cyber threats evolve, CISA remains a cornerstone of the nation’s defense, proactively ensuring the safety and stability of essential services.

Outrage at Trump’s Cybersecurity Cuts: Former CISA Chief Chris Krebs Breaks Silence

Outrage at Trump’s Cybersecurity Cuts: Former CISA Chief Chris Krebs Speaks Out

Ravi Jain
The source describes former CISA director Chris Krebs' public criticism of the Trump administration's personnel and budget cuts to the agency, arguing these reductions undermine national security amidst rising cyber threats from actors like China. The text highlights Krebs' dismissal after the 2020 election for asserting its security and the political pressure faced by him and others in the cybersecurity field. It also touches on the industry's hesitant support for Krebs and the potential implications for election security and critical infrastructure. ... Read More