Maybe CISA should take its own advice about insider threats hmmm?

Maybe everything is all about timing, like the time (this week) America's lead cyber-defense agency sounded the alarm on insider threats after it came to light that its senior official uploaded sensitive documents to ChatGPT. Or maybe it's about hypocrisy. Either way, on Wednesday, the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure …

[sanmigueelbeer]

Do what we say (not do what we do).

Amen

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: Do what we say (not do what we do).

Yeah, makes me wonder if ICE Barbie's Empty Hair Extensions could pass a Gottumukkala-style counter-intelligence polygraph? I have to guess the vacant sign hanging off her skull cavity could prove right helpful there, same as with Hegseth's unoccupied plastic hairdo simile, and that cracked goose egg topped by a transgenderic golden woolly mammoth mouse.

This crew must pass Noem's embarassing-media-leakage-suspicion polygraph with the exact same ease. But, without any matter capable of absorption in there, concepts of cybersecurity that manage to make it in through the one ear or eyeball, most likely just come right out the other, like wind drafts in an empty warehouse ... what we have here is not so much a failure to communicate imho, but a lost cause, structurally! ;(

[Fruit and Nutcase]

Re: Do what we say (not do what we do).

Well, no bigger insider threat than the person at the top when it comes to handling classified documents, as found by the FBI when they paid a visit to a house in Florida a few years ago.

A fish rots from the head down.

Nothing to see here. Fake news.

[MachDiamond]

Re: Do what we say (not do what we do).

"as found by the FBI when they paid a visit to a house in Florida a few years ago."

There was also that little matter of the current bumbler-in-chief at the time having boxes of classified documents sitting next to his vintage Corvette in the garage where his wayward son could peruse them.

There was also that incident of a senior government official deciding it would be easier to circumvent government rules on document preservation by having her own email server in the basement that was found to be riddled with intrusions.

If there are no penalties, there won't be any compliance.

[Noodle]

At the least the USA is still a world leader in one field - that of staggeringly incompetent leadership. Another three years or more of this corrosive administration it's going to leave that country a hollowed out shell off it's former self.

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At the least the USA is still a world leader in one field - that of staggeringly incompetent leadership. Another three years or more of this corrosive administration it's going to leave that country a hollowed out shell off it's former self. .... Noodle

Quite so, Noodle, and all the popular and freely available audio-televisual evidence showing the US president on world stages must surely have one at least suspecting he and his handlers are great fans of having his speeches fine tuned by the likes of an early ChatGPT program? How else does one explain the hallucinatory babblings and bellicose meanderings and renegade rogue mutterings?

Employ and enjoy a Better Beta NEUKlearer Bot, Donald, is very sound human AI advice, methinks, to give yourself any chance of overwhelming future success against mounting dedicated opposition and seriously sophisticated competition.

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