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Who knew that the Center for Internet Security (CIS) was the (only) consortium who built the…
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Who knew that the Center for Internet Security (CIS) was the (only) consortium who built the only protections we have for our entire digital infrastructure?
Who knew it was another Globalist project?
From 2014:
"CIS is a not-for-profit organization comprised of more than 180 members from 17 countries. Its diverse membership includes many large companies, such as VISA, Intel, Chevron and First Union; government agencies, such as the US Department of Justice, the US Treasury, Infocom Development Authority of *Singapore* and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police; educational institutions, such as Stanford, Dartmouth, Blekinge Institute of Technology in Sweden and Monash University in Australia; as well as consulting organizations, such as PricewaterhouseCoopers and Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu."
https://t.co/x2lukLvlbv
Who knew it was another Globalist project?
From 2014:
"CIS is a not-for-profit organization comprised of more than 180 members from 17 countries. Its diverse membership includes many large companies, such as VISA, Intel, Chevron and First Union; government agencies, such as the US Department of Justice, the US Treasury, Infocom Development Authority of *Singapore* and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police; educational institutions, such as Stanford, Dartmouth, Blekinge Institute of Technology in Sweden and Monash University in Australia; as well as consulting organizations, such as PricewaterhouseCoopers and Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu."
https://t.co/x2lukLvlbv
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The Chinese Academy of Sciences had the person who oversaw the building of the global cloud while at the NSF sitting atop Carnegie Mellon University as the Dean in 2014.
https://t.co/rkQqSMttNU
The Chinese Academy of Sciences had the person who oversaw the building of the global cloud while at the NSF sitting atop Carnegie Mellon University as the Dean in 2014.
https://t.co/rkQqSMttNU
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Not only did Suresh depart the NSF as Director, but NSF Assistant Director Jeanette Wing left her post to return to her longtime post at Carnegie Mellon University to lead its Department of Computer Science and Engineering.
https://t.co/9yrUqAczLV https://t.co/Cxvop4WX0Z
Not only did Suresh depart the NSF as Director, but NSF Assistant Director Jeanette Wing left her post to return to her longtime post at Carnegie Mellon University to lead its Department of Computer Science and Engineering.
https://t.co/9yrUqAczLV https://t.co/Cxvop4WX0Z
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Carnegie Mellon was also offering dual degrees with a university acknowledged by the FBI to serve as a talent and intellectual property pipeline to and from Mainland China and the PLA. https://t.co/S76TQgMKK0
Carnegie Mellon was also offering dual degrees with a university acknowledged by the FBI to serve as a talent and intellectual property pipeline to and from Mainland China and the PLA. https://t.co/S76TQgMKK0
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This may not be concerning except for that in between her positions at Carnegie Mellon and Columbia University, Wing also served as Associate VP of Microsoft Research Asia.
She is the PROOF that there are no lines between Microsoft Research entities, providing a global pipeline of researchers and intellectual property.
She is also further PROOF that MSR Asia and MSR Silicon Valley LABS operated as a unit during her time there, between 2013-2017.
https://t.co/YXmbpBH2fg
https://t.co/XVnboQGTii
https://t.co/ygsNw8YpuO
This may not be concerning except for that in between her positions at Carnegie Mellon and Columbia University, Wing also served as Associate VP of Microsoft Research Asia.
She is the PROOF that there are no lines between Microsoft Research entities, providing a global pipeline of researchers and intellectual property.
She is also further PROOF that MSR Asia and MSR Silicon Valley LABS operated as a unit during her time there, between 2013-2017.
https://t.co/YXmbpBH2fg
https://t.co/XVnboQGTii
https://t.co/ygsNw8YpuO
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In 2016, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation opened a new pharma program with Tsinghua University.
https://t.co/Y2FUkwDa1e
In 2016, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation opened a new pharma program with Tsinghua University.
https://t.co/Y2FUkwDa1e
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In 2013, Microsoft and Tsinghua University had also launched a joint-center on intellectual property transfer while establishing its on Silicon Valley incubator with backing from SVB.
https://t.co/aU6MSM38Mc
In 2013, Microsoft and Tsinghua University had also launched a joint-center on intellectual property transfer while establishing its on Silicon Valley incubator with backing from SVB.
https://t.co/aU6MSM38Mc
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This is still about the EINSTEIN system, bear with me...
In 2015, Tsinghua and Washington (state) universities launched their joint-research center called GIX.
Here is a brief video overview of the project. https://t.co/b89Onhcqwb
This is still about the EINSTEIN system, bear with me...
In 2015, Tsinghua and Washington (state) universities launched their joint-research center called GIX.
Here is a brief video overview of the project. https://t.co/b89Onhcqwb
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Jeanette Wing is a current a member of:
👉National Library of Medicine Blue
Ribbon Panel
👉Science, Engineering, and Technology Advisory
Committee for the American Academy for Arts and Sciences
👉Board of Trustees for the Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics
👉Advisory Board for the Association for Women in Mathematics
👉Alibaba DAMO Technical Advisory Board
Past member:
👉Networking and Information Technology (NITRD) Technical Advisory Group to the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology
(PCAST)
👉National Academies of Sciences' Computer Science and Telecommunications Board (former chair)
👉ACM Council, Computing
Research Association Board
👉DARPA ISAT (former chair)
👉American Association for the Advancement of Science Section on Information, Computing and Communications (former chair)
👉NSF's CISE Advisory Committee
👉Microsoft Trustworthy Computing Academic Advisory Board
👉General Electric Academic Software Advisory Panel
👉Intel Research
👉Pittsburgh's Advisory Board
👉Dartmouth's Institute for Security
Technology Studies Advisory Committee
👉Idaho National Laboratory
and Homeland Security Strategic Advisory Committee
👉American Academy of Arts and Sciences membership panel Class 1 Section
6 (current chair)
👉ACM Infosys Award Committee
👉ACM Kanellakis Award Committee
👉ACM Karlstrom Outstanding Educator
Award Committee
👉Sloan Research Fellowships Program Committee.
👉co-chair of the Technical Symposium of Formal Methods'99
👉co-organizer of the UW-MSR-CMU 2003 Software Security Summer
Institute
👉co-chair of the First International Symposium on Secure Software Engineering
👉co-chair of NITRD from 2007-2010.
👉organizing the first academic Data Science Leadership Summit, sponsored by the Moore Foundation, NSF, and the Sloan Foundation.
Jeanette Wing is a current a member of:
👉National Library of Medicine Blue
Ribbon Panel
👉Science, Engineering, and Technology Advisory
Committee for the American Academy for Arts and Sciences
👉Board of Trustees for the Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics
👉Advisory Board for the Association for Women in Mathematics
👉Alibaba DAMO Technical Advisory Board
Past member:
👉Networking and Information Technology (NITRD) Technical Advisory Group to the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology
(PCAST)
👉National Academies of Sciences' Computer Science and Telecommunications Board (former chair)
👉ACM Council, Computing
Research Association Board
👉DARPA ISAT (former chair)
👉American Association for the Advancement of Science Section on Information, Computing and Communications (former chair)
👉NSF's CISE Advisory Committee
👉Microsoft Trustworthy Computing Academic Advisory Board
👉General Electric Academic Software Advisory Panel
👉Intel Research
👉Pittsburgh's Advisory Board
👉Dartmouth's Institute for Security
Technology Studies Advisory Committee
👉Idaho National Laboratory
and Homeland Security Strategic Advisory Committee
👉American Academy of Arts and Sciences membership panel Class 1 Section
6 (current chair)
👉ACM Infosys Award Committee
👉ACM Kanellakis Award Committee
👉ACM Karlstrom Outstanding Educator
Award Committee
👉Sloan Research Fellowships Program Committee.
👉co-chair of the Technical Symposium of Formal Methods'99
👉co-organizer of the UW-MSR-CMU 2003 Software Security Summer
Institute
👉co-chair of the First International Symposium on Secure Software Engineering
👉co-chair of NITRD from 2007-2010.
👉organizing the first academic Data Science Leadership Summit, sponsored by the Moore Foundation, NSF, and the Sloan Foundation.
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The EINSTEIN system/Albert Sensors were then deployed nationwide after Donald Trump's 2016 victory to secure elections.
https://t.co/CuKPV2XkgQ https://t.co/eLFr3v2r68
The EINSTEIN system/Albert Sensors were then deployed nationwide after Donald Trump's 2016 victory to secure elections.
https://t.co/CuKPV2XkgQ https://t.co/eLFr3v2r68
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In 2019 Tsinghua University hired Liu Teiyan, the VP of Microsoft Research Asia.
He is also a professor at Carnegie Mellon University.
https://t.co/5HS7OsGgqr https://t.co/G0YzqJc0og
In 2019 Tsinghua University hired Liu Teiyan, the VP of Microsoft Research Asia.
He is also a professor at Carnegie Mellon University.
https://t.co/5HS7OsGgqr https://t.co/G0YzqJc0og
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Since deploying Albert sensors nationwide in 2015, CIS remains the cybersecurity authority for DHS.
CIS is a nonprofit organization also dependent on outside donations. It is an openly international consortium.
US-CERT is one of these partners.
https://t.co/sTZFlX951F
Since deploying Albert sensors nationwide in 2015, CIS remains the cybersecurity authority for DHS.
CIS is a nonprofit organization also dependent on outside donations. It is an openly international consortium.
US-CERT is one of these partners.
https://t.co/sTZFlX951F
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If there were Chinese data intrusions into DoD (or Ukrainian defense) networks, do you think Tsinghua University would tell the world?
Carnegie Mellon University
Software Engineering Institute
CERT Division
https://t.co/BVi9b0ROrE https://t.co/HAPEnhEtcS
If there were Chinese data intrusions into DoD (or Ukrainian defense) networks, do you think Tsinghua University would tell the world?
Carnegie Mellon University
Software Engineering Institute
CERT Division
https://t.co/BVi9b0ROrE https://t.co/HAPEnhEtcS
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Why are our elections safeguarded with technologies developed through funding and talent from the same people we are trying to protect our systems from? https://t.co/R7J7XcXmsL
Why are our elections safeguarded with technologies developed through funding and talent from the same people we are trying to protect our systems from? https://t.co/R7J7XcXmsL
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It's not hyperbole at all. And I could possibly be better at it than AI, since the AI to detect it was built by the people the AI would probably be detecting...
https://t.co/fe4UOh52Iv https://t.co/4fg631Xo3E
It's not hyperbole at all. And I could possibly be better at it than AI, since the AI to detect it was built by the people the AI would probably be detecting...
https://t.co/fe4UOh52Iv https://t.co/4fg631Xo3E
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In 2020, Microsoft decided it would finally make its Azure cloud platforms compatible with the ALBERT sensor system.
Remember that Microsoft had a partnership with Tsinghua University and with the NSF and Carnegie Mellon University, who also have overseen America's cybersecurity directly for twenty years.
https://t.co/HtRxpxLGa7
In 2020, Microsoft decided it would finally make its Azure cloud platforms compatible with the ALBERT sensor system.
Remember that Microsoft had a partnership with Tsinghua University and with the NSF and Carnegie Mellon University, who also have overseen America's cybersecurity directly for twenty years.
https://t.co/HtRxpxLGa7
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Nevermind the fact the the GAO itself determined in 2016 that the new Albert monitoring systems was hardly effective in detecting certain types of threats, and in other cases, couldn't detect threats at all.
Separate from this everything highlighted in this thread about the people steering these programs.
https://t.co/iqHVJ0IFol
Nevermind the fact the the GAO itself determined in 2016 that the new Albert monitoring systems was hardly effective in detecting certain types of threats, and in other cases, couldn't detect threats at all.
Separate from this everything highlighted in this thread about the people steering these programs.
https://t.co/iqHVJ0IFol
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🧵***THREAD***🧵
THE ENTIRE U.S. CYBER-INFRASTRUCTURE AT RISK
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I didn't plan for this to turn into a thread, but lo, here we are nonetheless.
https://t.co/Tf1KhMePo4
THE ENTIRE U.S. CYBER-INFRASTRUCTURE AT RISK
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I didn't plan for this to turn into a thread, but lo, here we are nonetheless.
https://t.co/Tf1KhMePo4
BLAH WORD VOMIT HERE
I DIDN'T INTEND FOR THIS TO BE A BIG THREAD LIKE THIS AND WAS GOING TO PLUG THINGS INTO A REAL ONE LATER
US-CERT is a partner of DHS, but which also means is tightly intertwined with the DHS cyber-monster that includes CISA and others like Elections Infrastructure Information Sharing & Analysis Center, or EI-ISAC, and other nonprofits and NGOs like CIS.
I DIDN'T INTEND FOR THIS TO BE A BIG THREAD LIKE THIS AND WAS GOING TO PLUG THINGS INTO A REAL ONE LATER
US-CERT is a partner of DHS, but which also means is tightly intertwined with the DHS cyber-monster that includes CISA and others like Elections Infrastructure Information Sharing & Analysis Center, or EI-ISAC, and other nonprofits and NGOs like CIS.
@RebelValkyrie17 this?