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New CISA directive would reshape how agencies prioritize cyber risk, official says

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A new CISA directive tasks federal agencies with prioritizing cyber vulnerabilities based on their actual risk of exploitation rather than the sheer volume of known flaws. Tech professionals must adapt to this change as it acknowledges that limited resources cannot protect every system equally in an environment of accelerating AI-backed threats. This policy shift indicates a move toward a more strategic, intent-focused approach to managing national cybersecurity risks.

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