Trump convenes White House cybercrime roundtable ahead of South Carolina rally
President Donald Trump will host a White House roundtable at about 2:30 p.m. to address cybercrime and the administration’s response.
The meeting, scheduled for mid-afternoon, will focus on how the government is tackling foreign-based organized criminal groups that target Americans online. A White House official said the president is deploying all available tools against these threats. The roundtable takes place just hours before Trump travels to Clemson, South Carolina, for a rally supporting Sen. Darline Graham and other state Republicans ahead of the election.
Why it matters
Cybersecurity threats affect voters and national security, making the president's focus relevant ahead of the election.
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