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Trump 2.0 Brings Cuts to Cyber, Consumer Protections

February 28, 2025 0 Comments A Little Sunshine, bruce schneier, bybit, christopher stanley, Coinbase, conservative political action conference, consumer financial protection bureau, cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency, davi ottenheimer, department of government efficiency, department of homeland security, Department of Justice, edward coristine, gavin kliger, global investigative journalism network, hunter labs, internal revenue service, jacob silverman, jacob williams, katie arrington, kleptocapture task force, kleptocracy asset recovery initiative, Latest Warnings, leland dudek, lizardstresser, michelle king, natalya martynova, national institute of standards and technology, national treasury employees union, office of management and budget, office of personnel management, organized crime and corruption reporting project, president donald trump, project 2025, rep. andy ogles, russia's war on ukraine, sean cairncross, social security administration, starlink, The Coming Storm, treasury department, u.s. agency for international development, u.s. foreign corrupt practices act, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, valery martynov, vladimir putin, volodymyr zelensky

Credit to Author: BrianKrebs| Date: Sun, 23 Feb 2025 23:02:14 +0000

One month into his second term, President Trump’s actions to shrink the government through mass layoffs, firings and withholding funds allocated by Congress have thrown federal cybersecurity and consumer protection programs into disarray. At the same time, agencies are battling an ongoing effort by the world’s richest man to wrest control over their networks and data.

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