The Senate nominates a former NSA chief as head of the US security services

An employee at the NSA and White House has been appointed to head the Cybersecurity and Infource Security Agency (CISA) at a time when terrorism and other forms of terrorism are on the rise. The Senate has named Jen Easterly as the second person to oversee the DHS, according to Politics. CISA provides security equipment and antitrust services on government networks, as well as provides security advice to construction and business users.

Politics kale reports that CISA has been struggling to cope with cybercrime and that the agency is inadequate and overworked. He had to face a number of difficulties in the midst of the epidemic when the perpetrators harassed the medical companies with it dipo, forcing them to pay to end delays that could be life-threatening. CISA also needs to address the issue SolarWinds hack that the government is criticizing Russia, as well as the threats that were freed Colonial Pipes, a software giant Kaseya and butchers JBS.

Easter should not lead to a response to the long-running invasion, it now falls on its shoulders to ensure CISA succeeds in dealing with new threats as it comes. Prior to being named as the new head of CISA, Easterly served for two years as the second largest NSA anti-terrorist unit and was also the head of the National Security Council against terrorism under former President Barack Obama.