President Trump issued an executive order on federal government cyber security on May 12. The order calls for two things: federal agencies assuming responsibility for securing their own enterprises, and a series of reports designed to take stock of the nation’s security posture and readiness. Critics point to the directive’s dearth of clear action paths, as well as its failure to loop in some of the most important security gatekeepers. The FBI’s Internet Complain Center recently revealed that reported losses due to Internet crime last year totaled $1.3 billion.”]