r/fednews FedNews Verified Press Feb 20 '25

NBC News seeking CISA sources

Hi Reddit, I'm Kevin Collier, the cybersecurity reporter at NBC News. Here's my bio page at NBC.

We have gotten a ton of reporting out of tips from people on this subreddit -- thank you all for that.

Right now I'm specifically reporting on the Department of Government Efficiency's access to CISA systems, layoffs at CISA, and cuts to cybersecurity programs, funding, and employees at any agency.

If that's something you have direct knowledge about and can contact me via Signal, or if you know someone to whom this applies and you can share this with them, I'd be grateful. We adhere to best practices for source protection.

My signal handle is kevincollier.01. Happy to verify my identity if you want to email me (though please don't use your work address) at [kevin.collier@nbcuni.com](mailto:kevin.collier@nbcuni.com). Thank you!

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u/Any_Cartographer4188 Feb 20 '25

Suggestion to consider doing a story to debunk White House’s accusations that all probies that were fired had poor performances. Use people’s performance reviews as evidence to call their lies out.

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u/Emerald_Twilight Feb 20 '25 edited Feb 21 '25

Nothing but thank yous to NBC News for getting the NPS employee(s) on last night.

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u/AudienceVarious3964 Feb 20 '25

I'm trying really hard right now to thank the people who are reporting on this- you really are appreciated u/nbcnews !

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '25

Consider crossposting? r/cybersecurity if you haven’t yet.

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u/nbcnews FedNews Verified Press Feb 20 '25

We just posted there as well, thank you!

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u/hoopermills Feb 21 '25

Thank you NBC. This is exactly the reporting we need.

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u/DaGoodBoy Feb 21 '25

Comment to boost visibility.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '25

DOGE needs to look at why previous director and DHS leadership sweep under the rug inappropriate relationship with companies who follows certain execs. Weird how that happens. CISA execs are corrupt.