US administration is reportedly considering expanding the role of private firms in cyberwarfare, NY Times reports

The US administration's potential move to increase the role of private firms in cyberwarfare signals a significant shift in defense strategy, emphasizing reliance on the private sector for national security.

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This development may lead to increased tension in cybersecurity and geopolitical relations and could affect tech stocks or companies involved in defense, given their heightened strategic significance.

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