Greetings to all cybersecurity enthusiasts! I’m the journalist who highlighted SentinelOne’s oversight in the industry, and I’d be grateful for your backing.

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1. Re: Insights on Industry Silence and Organizational Policies

   Dear Raphael,

   Thank you for highlighting this important issue. The silence you’ve described can often be attributed to a combination of organizational policies, government pressure, and concerns about professional repercussions. Many cybersecurity professionals operate within environments where discussing certain topics publicly could risk their careers or violate confidentiality agreements.

   To address your questions:

   • Encouragement from supervisors: It’s common for organizations, especially those working closely with government agencies or handling sensitive information, to advise employees to exercise caution on social media. This is often a measure to prevent inadvertent disclosure of classified or proprietary information.
   • Research support and suppression concerns: There are instances where research into misinformation, cyber threats, or industry practices might be subtly discouraged if the findings could be viewed as unfavorable or controversial. This can create an environment of self-censorship among professionals.

   For professionals facing such situations, it can be helpful to refer to organizational policies on social media use, ensure compliance with non-disclosure agreements, and consider participating in anonymous or private forums where possible. Additionally, engaging with industry groups or associations can provide a platform for sharing insights without risking professional repercussions.

   If you

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