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Obama’s Cyber Legacy: He Did (Almost) Everything Right and It Still Turned Out Wrong

JANUARY 17, 2017
Obama took cyber seriously and tried to tame it, but we’re no safer in cyberspace today than we were eight years ago, experts tell Nextgov.


Obama advisers back Trump's cybersecurity executive order

JAN 27, 2017
Cybersecurity advisers to former President Barack Obama are backing President Donald Trump’s first foray into cybersecurity policy.

A draft executive order obtained by the Washington Post shows that the White House will soon call for an extensive review of U.S. cyber vulnerabilities and capabilities. The proposed order also suggests that the Trump administration may consider reorganizing the defensive cyber responsibilities currently split between the Homeland Security Department and Defense Department.


Trump Administration Plans a New Cybersecurity Strategy

OCTOBER 24, 2017

The Trump administration is planning to write a new cybersecurity strategy, White House Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert said Tuesday, suggesting that the slew of Obama-era cyber plans and strategies are fast outliving their usefulness.

There’s no timeframe for when the strategy will launch, Bossert told reporters, but it will follow the broad outlines of a cybersecurity executive order President Donald Trump released in May.

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^^^^^

We noticed Bore/us ....all bold and italics all the time ....

When do you add all-caps for that last over-the-edge push

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I’m hearing that Cohen received $200,000 from the Trump campaign after the election. Hmmm. Sounds like maybe they used a not very clever money laundering scheme. Right up Donnie’s alley.

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Thank you for highlighting that Obama was actually concerned about cybersecurity, and took steps to reinforce it. Trump, however, even after Russia’s blatant interference, didn’t order a review to find out how Russia had circumvented the measures, or do anything else to secure the country from future such attacks. Nothing.

Nothing.

You'll have to do better TMan.

Where’s the cyber money for fiscal 2018?

DHS’s National Protection and Programs Directorate budget requests $1 billion for cybersecurity spending. Of that, $279 million would go toward NPPD’s Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program, $397 million for the National Cybersecurity Protection System called EINSTEIN, and $236 million for the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center.

DHS also categorizes its budget by its missions, one of which happens to be to “Safeguard and Secure Cyberspace,” making it possible to identify how much money each agency expects to spend on cybersecurity in fiscal 2018. The breakdown is as follows:

NPPD: $1.16 billion
Immigration and Customs Enforcement: $184.31 million
U.S. Secret Service: $67.02 million
Science and Technology: $58.25 million
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center: $1.37 million

The Department of Justice’s Federal Bureau of Investigation requested $537.9 million for its Cybersecurity Program in fiscal 2018, an increase of $17.1 million from fiscal 2017. The Defense Department’s Cyber Command budget request for fiscal 2018 is $647 million, a 16 percent increase from fiscal 2017 that will help pay to elevate CYBERCOM to an independent command.

The CNAP recommended an IT modernization fund of $3.1 billion that would be allocated to agencies that require assistance modernizing their IT systems. However, the General Services Administration requested much less — $228 million in FY 2018 — for an IT modernization fund.

Energy requested $284 million to secure DOE networks through infrastructure modernization and enhanced cybersecurity.

Health and Human Services’ budget requests $72 million for its agency cybersecurity program.

State’s budget includes $200 million for improving its cybersecurity through hardened networks.

Transportation includes $10 million for cybersecurity initiatives, including identifying and addressing risks through reporting and continuous monitoring.

Treasury requests $27.3 million for cybersecurity enhancement.
Veterans Affairs seeks $340 million for information security.

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I’m hearing that Cohen received $200,000 from the Trump campaign after the election. Hmmm. Sounds like maybe they used a not very clever money laundering scheme. Right up Donnie’s alley.

Good to see the "I'm hearing" ambiguous random comments back into play. I missed those.

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You'll have to do better TMan.

Where’s the cyber money for fiscal 2018?

DHS’s National Protection and Programs Directorate budget requests $1 billion for cybersecurity spending. Of that, $279 million would go toward NPPD’s Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program, $397 million for the National Cybersecurity Protection System called EINSTEIN, and $236 million for the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center.

DHS also categorizes its budget by its missions, one of which happens to be to “Safeguard and Secure Cyberspace,” making it possible to identify how much money each agency expects to spend on cybersecurity in fiscal 2018. The breakdown is as follows:

NPPD: $1.16 billion
Immigration and Customs Enforcement: $184.31 million
U.S. Secret Service: $67.02 million
Science and Technology: $58.25 million
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center: $1.37 million

The Department of Justice’s Federal Bureau of Investigation requested $537.9 million for its Cybersecurity Program in fiscal 2018, an increase of $17.1 million from fiscal 2017. The Defense Department’s Cyber Command budget request for fiscal 2018 is $647 million, a 16 percent increase from fiscal 2017 that will help pay to elevate CYBERCOM to an independent command.

The CNAP recommended an IT modernization fund of $3.1 billion that would be allocated to agencies that require assistance modernizing their IT systems. However, the General Services Administration requested much less — $228 million in FY 2018 — for an IT modernization fund.

Energy requested $284 million to secure DOE networks through infrastructure modernization and enhanced cybersecurity.

Health and Human Services’ budget requests $72 million for its agency cybersecurity program.

State’s budget includes $200 million for improving its cybersecurity through hardened networks.

Transportation includes $10 million for cybersecurity initiatives, including identifying and addressing risks through reporting and continuous monitoring.

Treasury requests $27.3 million for cybersecurity enhancement.
Veterans Affairs seeks $340 million for information security.

And nothing at all related to safe-guarding elections from cybersecurity threats. Please highlight, or provide link, if I overlooked it.

Not him, btw.

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Good to see the "I'm hearing" ambiguous random comments back into play. I missed those.

You are sooo easy to bait. Lol

But, really... sources say that Cohen received $200,000 from the Trump campaign. Hmmm.

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You are sooo easy to bait. Lol

But, really... sources say that Cohen received $200,000 from the Trump campaign. Hmmm.

"Sources say..."

(aka "I just feel like making sh!t up today")

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"Sources say..."

(aka "I just feel like making sh!t up today")

Omg, you are sooo predictable.

I put the “sources say” in there as an obvious follow-up bait. And you struck it with vigor. Lol

But really, I swear.... people are saying that the Trump campaign paid Cohen $200,000 after the election. 🐵🙈🙉

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I was told the reason why Nancy is making the dreamers her cause du jour is because her waitstaff are all illegals out of Indonesia. She's panicked she's going to have to pick up a rake herself to clean up all those grape leaves.

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Omg, you are sooo predictable.

I put the “sources say” in there as an obvious follow-up bait. And you struck it with vigor. Lol

But really, I swear.... people are saying that the Trump campaign paid Cohen $200,000 after the election. 🐵🙈🙉

"People are saying"

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"People are saying"

"I swear"

Oh, well then, since there is swearing going on it totally seems legit now.

Scouts Honor.

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"I swear"

Oh, well then, since there is swearing going on it totally seems legit now.

Scouts Honor.

Believe me! Lol

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Reportedly, President Trump asked for extra sprinkles on his double-scoops today.

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I was told the reason why Nancy is making the dreamers her cause du jour is because her waitstaff are all illegals out of Indonesia. She's panicked she's going to have to pick up a rake herself to clean up all those grape leaves.

^^^^^This left standing alone beclowns the cons. Deeply unserious people.