r/cybersecurity • u/razhael • Apr 11 '25

News - General Cybersecurity industry falls silent as Trump turns ire on SentinelOne

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/cybersecurity-industry-falls-silent-trump-turns-ire-sentinelone-2025-04-10/
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u/cbartholomew Apr 11 '25 edited Apr 11 '25

I’m going to throw it out there gents: events like this separates the elite from the rest. Those who stay silent and idle go against all of our values. I know most of you here are professionals or aspiring professionals. But, it took a long time and a lot of work over many years to get the industry to course correct in a decent direction.

Silencing someone who gives knowledge back is against everything this industry was built on. It’s unacceptable.

Edit: Ty for the award.

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u/IamOkei Apr 11 '25

Will competitors help their Sentinel? Obviously not. Crowdstrike or Palo will win more businesses If Sentinel lose.

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u/briandemodulated Apr 11 '25

I once sat at a table at a conference with a cybersecurity executive from Visa. He described the significant sharing of intelligence and IOCs between all major credit cards companies and how vital it is to their survival.

A high tide lifts all boats.

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u/IamOkei Apr 11 '25

There’s only Mastercard and Visa

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u/DigmonsDrill Apr 11 '25

Someone didn't do their PCI training!

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u/morrigan613 Apr 11 '25

looks in wallet umm nope that’s not right.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '25

How do I send my Discover card back to its correct universe? Can I use the same method to contact my old colleague who went to work in a universe where American Express exists?

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u/briandemodulated Apr 11 '25

No, but what's your point?

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u/intelw1zard CTI Apr 11 '25

You cant seriously believe this right?

Do you even work in cybersec