Trump’s twice-chosen pick to run the U.S. federal cybersecurity agency CISA has requested to withdraw from the position, leaving the agency without any clear person to lead it on a permanent basis. In a letter to the White House on Wednesday, Sean Plankey requested that the Trump administration withdraw his nomination, citing a hold-up in the Senate, which is required to hold a vote to approve his appointment. Plankey said it has “become clear” that the Senate will not confirm…
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