Certainly! Here’s version 57 of the rewritten title: “Greetings, cybersecurity enthusiasts—I’m the reporter who covered SentinelOne’s industry sidelining and would appreciate your support.”

Title: Seeking Insights from the Cybersecurity Community: How the Industry Has Responded to Recent Events

Hello, cybersecurity enthusiasts,

My name is Raphael Satter, and I am one of the reporters who recently explored the unsettling trend of silence within the information security sector following the U.S. government’s critical stance on SentinelOne and former CISA chief Chris Krebs. If you’re interested in understanding the implications of this situation, I invite you to join the conversation.

In the article I authored, which you can read here, I delve into how the cybersecurity industry has seemingly pulled back in expressing dissent or engaging in dialogue regarding the actions of the current administration. The response to this story has been encouraging, igniting a broader discussion within our community.

I would like to reach out to those of you who are part of this vibrant sub community. I am particularly interested in hearing your experiences and insights on two key questions:

1. Have you or your colleagues been instructed by leadership to refrain from discussing this incident—or broader topics like the involvement of figures such as Trump or Musk—on social media?
2. Do you sense that any of your research in the fields of cybersecurity or disinformation is being stifled due to concerns about potential backlash from the administration?

Your feedback is invaluable, as it will help illuminate the current atmosphere in our field and offer perspectives that may not be widely known. Thank you for considering this, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts!