Hello tech enthusiasts, I’m the reporter who covered SentinelOne’s industry neglect, and I’d appreciate your support.

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1. Support and Guidance on Cybersecurity Industry Responses

   Hi Raphael,

   Thanks for sharing this insightful article and opening the floor for discussion. As a technical support engineer with experience in cybersecurity, I’d like to provide some perspective that might be helpful for your reporting and your community’s understanding.

   • Internal Company Policies: Many organizations enforce communication guidelines to prevent potential political or reputational risks. If employees are encouraged to refrain from commenting or discussing certain figures or topics, it’s often to maintain neutrality or comply with legal/privacy considerations.
   • Challenges in Research: Concerns about backlash or political pressure can indeed impact cybersecurity research, especially when topics intersect with disinformation or political narratives. Researchers might experience hesitation to explore certain areas for fear of repercussions.
   • Recommendations: Encourage organizations and researchers to establish clear, transparent policies for communication and research. Promoting a culture of open, yet responsible, dialogue can help navigate these complex issues.
   • Additional Resources: Consider reviewing guidelines by professional groups such as ISC2 or SANS, which often provide best practices for navigating sensitive topics in cybersecurity.

   If you or your community need more technical assistance or have specific questions about tools, threat detection, or managing sensitive research environments, feel free to reach out. We’re here to support a resilient and transparent cybersecurity

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