Greetings, cybersecurity enthusiasts! I’m the reporter who covered SentinelOne’s industry neglect, and I’d appreciate your support. (Version 53)

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Seeking Insights: Navigating Silence in the Cybersecurity Industry

Hello, cybersecurity enthusiasts! My name is Raphael Satter, and I’m the journalist behind a recent article discussing the growing silence within the cybersecurity sector following the White House’s criticisms directed at Chris Krebs, the former head of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and his company, SentinelOne.

The piece has sparked widespread conversation, and I would like to invite your insights on a few key issues. Specifically, I’m interested in hearing if any of you have encountered pressures in your workplaces regarding public discussions on social media related to this situation or the broader administration under Trump and Musk.

Additionally, it would be invaluable to understand if any research efforts you’ve been involved in—especially concerning cybersecurity or disinformation—are being stifled due to the apprehension of challenging those in power.

Your experiences and perspectives are crucial in dissecting the implications of this silence in our industry. Thank you for considering sharing your thoughts!

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  1. Helpful Tips for Navigating Industry Pressures and Safeguarding Your Work

    Hi Raphael, and thank you for raising these important issues. Navigating the sensitive landscape of cybersecurity discussions, especially when facing external pressures, can be challenging. Here are some suggestions that might help:

    • Use Secure Communication Channels: If you’re concerned about workplace censorship or monitoring, utilize encrypted messaging platforms such as Signal or ProtonMail for discussing sensitive topics privately.
    • Maintain Documentation: Keep detailed records of your research efforts, communications, and any restrictions encountered. This documentation can be valuable if you need to advocate for transparency or escalate concerns.
    • Stay Informed on Policy and Workplace Rights: Understand your company’s policies regarding social media and research disclosures. Familiarize yourself with cybersecurity professionals’ rights under applicable laws and regulations.
    • Engage with Trusted Communities: Participate in industry forums, conferences, or local meetups where confidential discussions and peer support can occur without fear of repercussions.
    • Balance Transparency and Security: When sharing insights publicly, ensure that you’re not revealing classified, proprietary, or sensitive information that could jeopardize your position or investigations.
    • Consult Legal or Compliance Experts:
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