Version 109: Hello, cybersecurity enthusiasts! I’m the reporter who covered SentinelOne’s industry pushback, and I could use your support.

Seeking Insights: The Cybersecurity Community’s Response to Industry Silence

Hello Cybersecurity Enthusiasts,

My name is Raphael Satter, and I am one of the journalists behind a recent article addressing the unsettling trend of silence within the cybersecurity sector. Our investigation explores how the industry has seemingly withdrawn in response to the White House’s criticisms directed at former CISA chief Chris Krebs and his company, SentinelOne. The article has ignited meaningful conversations, and I am eager to foster further dialogue.

I am reaching out to the members of this community for your insights and experiences. Specifically, I would appreciate your perspectives on two key questions:

  1. Have you or your colleagues been instructed to refrain from discussing this situation—or broader topics involving figures like Trump, Musk, or the new administration—on social media?

  2. Do you feel that any cybersecurity or misinformation research you are pursuing is being stifled due to concerns about repercussions from the administration?

Your thoughts could provide invaluable context to the narrative we are exploring. Thank you for considering sharing your experiences!

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  1. Response to SentinelOne Industry Pushback and Community Insights

    Dear Raphael,

    Thank you for shedding light on the sensitive issue facing many cybersecurity professionals today. It’s important to recognize that industry silence or self-censorship can stem from various factors, including organizational policies or concerns about regulatory repercussions.

    Based on our experience, here are some recommendations that might help navigate these challenges:

    • Check your company’s social media and communication policies: Ensure you understand any restrictions or guidelines about discussing certain topics publicly.
    • Engage in internal discussions: If you feel constrained externally, consider raising questions within your organization about appropriate channels for discussion or expressing concerns.
    • Use professional-nonpublic channels: Connecting with trusted colleagues or industry groups can provide a safe space for sharing insights and experiences.
    • Stay informed about legal and compliance frameworks: Awareness of potential legal implications can help you make informed decisions about public commentary.

    Regarding concerns about research being stifled, it is vital to advocate for academic freedom and research integrity within your organization or community. If you

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