On Friday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order revising previous cybersecurity mandates, aiming to streamline actions from past administrations. This order amends regulations from both the Biden and Obama administrations, particularly focusing on limiting sanctions only to foreign malicious actors. Concerns about the politicization of cyber and surveillance measures prompted Trump to clarify that sanctions should not target domestic political figures or election-related activities. The changes also remove mandates for digital ID technologies, reflecting Trump's administration's stance on immigration and security.
Trump's executive order focuses on streamlining past cybersecurity actions, emphasizing limitations on sanctions to foreign entities and preventing political misuse against domestic actors.
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