US orders Russia to halt cyber operations

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered a temporary halt to cyber attacks on Russia . The decision will not affect operations conducted by the CIA and the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), but will affect other agencies, including the FBI. The Pentagon's decision has raised concerns among national security experts and Republican lawmakers. Experts say cyber attacks are critical to US security. Analysts warn that countries like China and Russia are interfering in US elections, the economy and security systems.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe's comments
Cyber ​​espionage has now become a major part of the traditional arsenal, Ratcliffe said.
"We must have all the tools we need to attack our adversaries," he said. US Cyber ​​Command is the main organization that oversees US cyber security programs.
In addition to US cyber defense,Develops strategies for cyber attacks.
The latest decision appears to signal a shift in US cyber operations.

The decision, taken before the Trump-Zelensky meeting
, came before Trump's meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Questions are being raised about whether this is related to the Trump administration's strategy to put pressure on Ukraine.
Trump's comments that the end of the Russia-Ukraine war is far from over have led to Zelensky's dissatisfaction.
Cyber ​​​​warfare - the future battlefield
Cyber ​​​​warfare can be conducted at a lower cost than traditional warfare. Attacks can be carried out faster and more efficiently with the help of AI. According to Horizon3.ai CEO Snehal Antani, cyber attacks will become an economic war. Rival countries are using cyber technology to steal trade secrets from American companies. In the near future, countries like Russia and China will try to achieve their interests through disinformation and hacking via the Internet.
Growing threat to US election security
Dismantling the FBI task force, firing cybersecurity officials is undermining US election security.
"Russia is committed to expanding cyber warfare," said analyst Liana Keesing.
A change in cyber security strategy is needed.
Should the US step back from cyber attacks and prioritize defense?
Should it invest more in strengthening cybersecurity?
In contrast to previous US positions, the Pentagon's latest decision marks a key turning point in cyber strategy.

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