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ZeroFOX under fire for social media ‘Threat Actors’ report during Baltimore riots

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"At this point in time, it’s common for police to monitor social media during such events, said UMBC cybersecurity professorRichard Forno.

“It would surprise me if the Baltimore Police were not already monitoring social media as a part of law enforcement duties,” Forno said. Since they are in charge of public safety, police “can and should” use tools at their disposal to keep rights of way, and check for violence, Forno said."

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