Trump Eliminates Cybersecurity Coordinator

Rob joyce trump s first coordinator who came from the nsa left the white house on friday and will return to fort meade.

Trump eliminates cybersecurity coordinator. Officials and private sector cybersecurity experts. In an executive order yesterday trump eliminated the national. But president donald trump has apparently decided that those shoes can easily be filled by nsc director john bolton all by himself. The white house eliminated the position of cybersecurity coordinator on the national security council on tuesday doing away with a post central to developing policy to defend against increasingly.

That is among the reasons why many experts are alarmed that the white house eliminated the position of cybersecurity czar on the national security council or nsc on tuesday. President trump signed an executive order rearranging the federal information technology infrastructure that includes no mention of the white house cybersecurity coordinator or of a replacement for rob joyce who said last month that he is leaving the position to return to the national security agency where he previously directed cyber defense programs. A week later cybersecurity coordinator rob joyce said he would depart as well. This would be a huge step backwards.

A little over a month ago the white house forced out tom bossert its cybersecurity czar. The elimination of the cybersecurity coordinator position has already been met with criticism by former u s. The white house has eliminated the position of cybersecurity coordinator a national security council official confirmed to cbs news on tuesday. The position was left open when rob joyce president.

Trump signed an executive order rearranging the federal information technology infrastructure that includes no mention of the white house cybersecurity coordinator or of a replacement for rob. May 16 upi the trump administration on tuesday eliminated the cybersecurity coordinator position on the national security council the job central to developing policy to defend against.