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Just three months into his first term, with the flourish of a pen, President Donald Trump signed an executive order ostensibly to lay the groundwork for future cybersecurity policy.<\/p>\n

Now as Americans go to the polls in record numbers and Trump vies for re-election, his uneven cybersecurity policy offers a few clues into what he might prioritize during a second term. The greatest potential for progress, say some experts, may come from the expansion of some very distinct successes during his first term: the centralization of the security and resiliency within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and development of cybersecurity guidance for the Defense Department.<\/p>\n

But before one can look ahead, he must look backwards. Having already done a close look at what a Biden-Harris administration<\/a> might mean for cybersecurity policy, SC Media examines Trump\u2019s approach to cyber during his first term, for some insight into what could come from four more years.<\/p>\n

An uneven record<\/strong><\/p>\n

The substance of that executive order three and a half years ago mirrored \u201cthe general approach to cybersecurity that started in the Bush administration and ran through the Obama administration,\u201d as noted at the time by Michael Daniel, who served as special assistant and cybersecurity coordinator for the White House under President Barack Obama, and today is president and CEO of the Cyber Threat Alliance.<\/p>\n

Another Trump term might be more of the same, with the potential to rise above the political fray.<\/p>\n

\u201cCybersecurity policy has for more than a decade evolved at a rapid pace in a positive manner under both Republican and Democratic administrations, in part because it is such a technical field that requires professional technocratic input over and above partisan policy proposals,\u201d says Jonathan Reiber, senior director for cybersecurity strategy and policy at AttackIQ and former chief strategist on cyber at the Defense Department during the Obama administration. \u201cI expect that under either administration that trend will continue.\u201d<\/p>\n

Lauded at the time for embracing the NIST framework \u2013 which is the de facto guidance for organizations set on building a strong cybersecurity posture \u2013 the 2017 EO<\/a> was in effect, as Daniel said then, \u201ca plan for a plan\u201d rather than an actual strategy. <\/p>\n

And for that matter, expectations during the first month of his presidency were fairly low. One month in, a NetSkope survey<\/a> of 100 IT security professionals attending RSA found that 32 percent believed cybersecurity would be worse than in past administrations. Only 12 percent saw a brighter future for cyber. More than a fifth of respondents, 21 percent, said that the administration\u2019s proposed cyber policies put their data at greater risk and 68 percent believed the U.S. would see an uptick in nation-state actors as a result of the administration\u2019s nationalistic rhetoric. By comparison, only 11 percent didn\u2019t believe there would be an increase in attacks.<\/p>\n

Those early concerns, as it turns out, weren\u2019t completely unfounded. Attacks have most certainly continued to rise, though whether that is directly tied to administration policy is unclear.<\/p>\n

What has emerged from the Trump administration approach to cybersecurity is a mixed bag that has seen support for the NIST framework and a crackdown on Huawei, along with an embrace of leaders in countries like Russia and North Korea, and even China, despite their well-documented cyberattacks on the U.S. and its interests.<\/p>\n

Chloe Messdaghi, vice president of strategy at Point3 Security contends there\u2019s a lack of understanding of cybersecurity policy ramifications. She points to TikTok, which Trump saw as \u201ca supposed threat, so he removed it from app stores.\u201d Of course, that prevented consumers from installing updates, which has resulted in a constant churn of vulnerabilities and patches. <\/p>\n

The lack of understanding \u201cputs everyone at risk,\u201d said Messdaghi, noting the importance of app updates to consumer device security. <\/p>\n

In fairness, many presidents might lack the full scope of understanding needed to grasp trickle down impact of cyber policies. As the saying goes, that\u2019s why they have advisers. Unfortunately, significant loss of brain trust around cyber at the White House came during Trump\u2019s first term. As DHS grew and shape-shifted, much of the security expertise moved to the \u201couter boroughs,\u201d without the ear of the president, Messdaghi said.<\/p>\n

At the same time, the role of White House cybersecurity coordinator was eliminated by John Bolton, and former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson removed the State Department\u2019s Office of The Coordinator of Cyber Issues, which focused on U.S. diplomatic efforts.<\/p>\n

Political influence<\/strong><\/p>\n

While the hope is that cybersecurity will \u201cstay pretty apolitical in the scheme of things,\u201d over the next four years, according to Kiersten Todt, managing director at the Cyber Readiness Institute, it\u2019s not immune to politics.<\/p>\n

Initiatives like cyber moon shot, currently under the guidance of Vice President Mike Pence, will continue, says Tom Patterson, chief trust officer at Unisys and the co-lead of the President\u2019s National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee\u2019s Cyber Moonshot Subcommittee.<\/p>\n

Of more concern is how political jockeying may impact the way the U.S. deals with cyber threats from abroad. The president won praise for his crackdown on Huawei, but lifted<\/a> sanctions on ZTE, which had prompted similar concerns to those raised by Huawei among members of Congress and the security community. Difficult to determine is whether those actions were based on security policy, or a desire influence trade negotiations with China. <\/p>\n

Consider too how the president courted authoritarians like North Korea\u2019s Kim Jong-un and Russian President Vladmir Putin. He removed the sanctions on Russia for interfering in the 2016 U.S. election, imposed by President Obama. On the point of that interference, the president has reserved judgement of Putin, who denies Russian meddling, and disputed findings of the U.S. intelligence community.<\/p>\n

At the same time, U.S. isolation and cooling relations with allies has left a leadership void in the global fight against cybersecurity threats. And collaboration among countries, cybersecurity experts agree, is a must if cyberattacks are to be curbed. The U.S. must work with allies, says Todt to develop a three-pronged approach for dealing with nation-states: \u201chow do we cooperate with them; how do we compete with them; how do we confront them.\u201d<\/p>\n

Trump past and potential successes<\/strong><\/p>\n

Among the key Trump administration cybersecurity wins: the launch of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). The agency has thrived under the leadership of Christopher Krebs, who Reiber calls \u201can immensely talented individual.\u201d <\/p>\n

Other successes, Reiber says, include U.S. Cyber Command\u2019s \u201c\u2018defend forward\u2019 campaign to blunt and disrupt adversary operations on adversary networks before they can attack U.S. interests, an achievement in importance which cannot be overstated.\u201d<\/p>\n

The administration can also tout \u201ca number of regulatory and legislative initiatives [that] have come to the fore that could positively impact U.S. cybersecurity,\u201d including the Defense Department\u2019s Cybersecurity Maturity Model, Reiber said. He expects progress there to continue, whoever gains the White House after this election. <\/p>\n

Within those successes lie the potential for future progress, should there be another Trump term. Todt would hope the president could build on his success with CISA, for example, applying similar discipline to the reimagining of DHS, which is in desperate need of a makeover. <\/p>\n

\u201cA re-examination of how DHS is organized: why it was created the way it was, why it doesn\u2019t work, and how to make it as efficient as necessary,\u201d she says.<\/p>\n

\u201cIf [he] got CISA through two years ago,\u201d she explains, the success can be repeated. \u201cCISA needs to be DHS,\u201d forming more of a foundation for the department. <\/p>\n

Beyond that, clarity into Trump\u2019s priorities going forward are best reflected in his budget proposals. And there, signals are not encouraging.<\/p>\n

\u201cLooking at the budget, President Trump zero\u2019d out cybersecurity funding in 2018,\u201d Messdaghi said. \u201cCybersecurity costs money, and most Americans  are just as concerned at this point about cyberattacks as nukes \u2013 the former being far more frequent, and the later of course uniquely terrifying.<\/p>\n

\u201cTo determine the Administration\u2019s priorities and its talk vs. action, follow the money,\u201d she continued. \u201cZero\u2019d out is a clear compelling statement of priorities.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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