FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 6, 2026
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Roosevelt: Cyberattack Exposes National Vulnerability, Demands "Square Deal for the Digital Age"
Badlands, ND — Theodore Roosevelt today released a statement addressing the recent cyberattack targeting the FBI's surveillance system, characterizing it as a "wake-up call" and urging a comprehensive overhaul of national cybersecurity strategy under his "Square Deal for the Digital Age." Roosevelt emphasized that the incident underscores the need for proactive measures, significant investment, and enhanced cooperation to safeguard the nation's sensitive information.
"This is not simply a technical glitch; it is a stark demonstration of the evolving threats we face in the 21st century," Roosevelt stated. "We can no longer afford to treat cybersecurity as an afterthought. It must be a central pillar of our national defense, just as vital as our armed forces and our diplomatic corps. The 'Square Deal for the Digital Age' will ensure every American benefits from the opportunities of the internet while being protected from its dangers."
Roosevelt's plan envisions a multi-pronged approach to fortifying the nation's cyber defenses. A cornerstone of his plan is a substantial investment in technological infrastructure, ensuring that government systems are equipped to withstand increasingly sophisticated attacks. He intends to modernize outdated systems and champion the development of cutting-edge cybersecurity technologies, partnering with the private sector to drive innovation and ensure America remains at the forefront of digital defense. This commitment echoes Roosevelt's original conservation efforts, but applied to the digital landscape — protecting our national assets for future generations.
He also proposes fostering greater collaboration between federal agencies, the private sector, and international allies. "Cybersecurity is not a battle that can be fought alone," Roosevelt declared. "We must break down silos, share information, and work together to create a unified front against cybercrime. The 'Square Deal' demands transparency and cooperation, holding Big Tech accountable for securing their platforms and protecting user data. Just as I fought against corporate monopolies in the past, I will fight to ensure that technology serves the public good, not just private interests." He plans to implement joint training exercises, threat intelligence sharing programs, and coordinated response strategies to create a seamless and effective defense network.
Furthermore, Roosevelt’s “Square Deal for the Digital Age” recognizes that human capital is essential. He aims to empower cybersecurity professionals through rigorous training programs, scholarships, and enhanced recruitment efforts. By attracting and retaining the best and brightest minds in the field, the nation can build a skilled workforce capable of anticipating and mitigating emerging threats. This is Roosevelt’s anti-corruption strategy, applied to the digital landscape — filling government roles with dedicated, capable professionals who can act in the public's best interests.
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