Uriah Report

With a potential Trump administration returning, cybersecurity policies are expected to shift dramatically. Trump is likely to deprioritize some regulatory efforts of the Biden administration, favoring corporate interests and relaxing spyware restrictions. This rollback could benefit companies producing commercial spyware used by governments like Saudi Arabia and the UAE, which Trump has previously shown support for. Additionally, the “secure by design” initiative, which encourages companies to prioritize security, may lose momentum under Trump’s leadership, and businesses may face fewer obligations to report incidents, especially within critical infrastructure sectors. This approach aligns with Trump's traditional pro-business stance, emphasizing national security and counterterrorism over restrictive corporate regulations. How do you think a shift in cybersecurity policies under a potential Trump administration could impact both businesses and individuals in the U.S.?