Topic: national security policy
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Anthropic Wins First Court Battle Over Pentagon Supply-Chain Label
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration’s designation of Anthropic as a national security threat was an illegal act of political retaliation violating the First and Fifth Amendments. The court found the government's actions arbitrary, noting contradictions in labeling the company a ri...
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Trump Opens Offensive Cyber Ops to Private Sector
The White House authorized federal law enforcement to collaborate with private companies on offensive cyber operations against foreign adversaries, expanding on a March executive order and addressing the underutilization of private sector capabilities. The Homeland Security Task Force's National ...
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Private security firms to get power to hack overseas cybercriminals
The Trump administration authorized private security firms to conduct offensive cyber operations against foreign criminal groups, marking the first time the U.S. government has formally allowed private companies to launch cyberattacks on overseas hackers. The National Security Presidential Memora...
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Trump Administration Blacklists AI Firm Anthropic
The U.S. government is deeply divided on AI firm Anthropic, with the Pentagon blacklisting it as a national security risk while top economic officials urge major banks to adopt its powerful Mythos AI model for cybersecurity. The Pentagon's blacklist stems from Anthropic's refusal to remove safety...
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