The Trump administration aims at the rules of cyber security and Obama

President Donald Trump signed Executive Friday, which is reviewing and declining cybersecurity policies developed by their former Democrats, Barack Obama and Joe Biden.

in White House fact paperThe administration claims that Biden Executive Order 14144 – He was signed a few days before the end of his presidency – It was an attempt to “infiltrate problems and disburse issues to cybersecurity.”

Among other things, Biden’s command encouraged agencies to “think about accepting digital identity documents” when general benefits programs require a definition. Trump struck this part of the system, as the White House now said this approach risks, “The abuse is widely abused by enabling illegal immigrants to incorrectly reaching public advantages.”

However, Mark Montgomery, chief manager of the Defense Center for the Democrats for Cyber ​​and Technology Innovation, Politico said “The installation of canceling digital identity delegations is to give priority to the benefits of migration on the advantages of the installed cybersecurity.”

On artificial intelligence, Trump Remove Biden’s requirements About testing artificial intelligence to defend energy infrastructure, financing federal research programs on artificial intelligence security, and directing the Pentagon to “using artificial intelligence models for cybersecurity.”

The White House describes its movements on artificial intelligence as re -focusing the cybersecurity strategy “towards identifying and managing weaknesses, rather than censorship.” (Trump’s allies Wadi Wadi He repeatedly complained about the threat of “censorship”.))

Trump also removed the requirements that agencies begin to use quantitative -resistant encryption “as soon as possible.” The requirements witnessed by Federal Contractors have removed their programs – the White House describes those requirements as “unconfirmed and exhausting software accounting that gave the priorities of the compliance lists on real security investments.”

Return further, Trump’s executive order cancels Obama’s policies on the sanctions of cybersecurity attacks on the United States; These sanctions can only be applied to “foreign harmful actors”. The White House says this will prevent “misuse against local political opponents” and explains that “sanctions do not apply to activities related to elections.”