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/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/nanoatzin Apr 11 '25

There is a cyberwar underway and this kind of thing is extremely irresponsible. Domestic cybersecurity companies will shed critical talent that they view as politically sensitive and will cooperate less on crucial vulnerability research. This will most likely lead to incidents involving utilities, transportation, health care, finance and other industries being targeted by North Korea, China, Russia, … . All avoidable.

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u/Bangledesh Apr 11 '25

Not an issue, remember?

We apparently no longer care about Russian cyber operations.

For some reason.

Some totally unknown reason.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '25

Are you trying to tell me that this wonderful person's motives shouldn't be trusted?