US President Trump has signed a landmark national security presidential memorandum that fundamentally alters the American approach to digital warfare. This directive authorizes federal law enforcement agencies to partner with vetted private technology firms to execute offensive cyber operations against foreign criminal organizations and international adversaries. Under this new framework, private sector specialists will work under direct government supervision to propose, coordinate, and carry
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US President Trump has signed a landmark national security presidential memorandum that fundamentally alters the American approach to digital warfare. This directive authorizes federal law enforcement agencies to partner with vetted private technology firms to execute offensive cyber operations against foreign criminal organizations and international adversaries. Under this new framework, private sector specialists will work under direct government supervision to propose, coordinate, and carry
The US government wants to use private firms to conduct offensive cyberattacks against foreign adversaries, potentially escalating electronic conflict, which is currently often carried out by secretive intelligence agencies. The White House plans to make public its intention to enlist private companies in more aggressive efforts to go after criminal and state-sponsored hackers in a new national cyber strategy. The strategy is expected to be released by the Office of the National Cyber Directo
