Cybereason's announcement of its hire of Andrew Borene coincided with its launch of its new “U.S. public sector business,” meaning that Cybereason now seeks to have its cybersecurity software running on even more of the U.S. government's most classified networks. Cybereason, for years, has already been running on several sensitive U.S. government networks through its partnerships with IT contractors for intelligence and defense, such as Lockheed Martin (also a Cybereason investor), WWT and Leidos. However, Borene's hire and this new publicly announced pivot towards the U.S. public sector clearly demonstrates the company's interest in further deepening its presence on U.S. government networks.
Phi Beta Iota: We are long overdue for a complete purge of both Israeli and British software and hardware. They are the enemy within and vastly more harmful to America First interests than China, Iran, or Russia.
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