U.S. Cyber Command has reportedly been ordered to pause offensive cyber operations against Russia, as confirmed by several major news outlets. In response, CISA has denied any shift in its mission to protect U.S. critical infrastructure from cyber threats. The contrasting messaging has raised questions about the strategies and priorities of U.S. cybersecurity efforts, particularly regarding potential threats from Russia and China. While CISA does not conduct offensive operations, its commitment to cybersecurity underscores the critical nature of defense in the current geopolitical climate.
CISA's mission is to defend against all cyber threats to U.S. Critical Infrastructure, including from Russia. Any reporting to the contrary is fake.
The Command describes its dual mission 'to defend the nation and, if necessary, engage our enemies in the cyber domain.'
CISA's stance was highlighted amidst confusing reports regarding Cyber Command's operations pause, emphasizing the importance of national cybersecurity.
The pause in offensive operations against Russia raises questions about U.S. strategies and priorities in the evolving cyber threat landscape.
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