CISA
9 mentions across all digests
U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, one of the federal agencies that issued a joint advisory warning about Iranian cyberattacks on American critical infrastructure.
More Cisco SD-WAN bugs battered in attacks
CISA orders federal agencies to patch three actively exploited Cisco SD-WAN Manager vulnerabilities within four days, closing a critical flaw affecting thousands of network edge devices.
CISA tells feds to patch 13-year-old Apache ActiveMQ bug under active attack
Federal agencies must patch a 13-year-old Apache ActiveMQ RCE (CVE-2026-34197) actively being exploited by April 30 under CISA's binding directive.
Iranian hackers are targeting American critical infrastructure, U.S. agencies warn
U.S. agencies warn that Iranian state hackers are actively compromising water utilities and power grids by exploiting internet-facing SCADA systems, causing operational disruptions as Middle East tensions escalate.
CISA flags data-theft bug in NSA-built OT networking tool
Legacy NSA security tool GrassMarlin exposes critical infrastructure to data theft via unpatched XXE vulnerability (CVE-2026-6807), with the tool in end-of-life since 2017 and all versions affected.
Trump’s pick to run US cyber agency CISA asks to drop out
Sean Plankey withdraws as Trump's CISA nominee after 12+ months of Senate gridlock over unrelated Coast Guard disputes, leaving critical US cyber infrastructure without confirmed leadership.
A major OS vendor or CISA formally recommends Rust for new security-critical system components, citing AI-discovered memory safety vulnerabilities as the catalyst.
The BlueHammer zero-day in Windows Defender — Microsoft's own security tool being weaponized against Windows — combined with hundreds of daily device code phishing compromises will trigger CISA to issue an Emergency Directive or Binding Operational Directive requiring federal agencies to implement specific Defender mitigations within 30 days.
The Iranian critical infrastructure attacks (FBI/NSA/CISA/DOE joint advisory) combined with Mythos autonomous vulnerability discovery will trigger a Congressional hearing or formal CISA directive on AI-assisted critical infrastructure defense within 60 days, with Anthropic invited to testify.
Anthropic will secure a formal US government defensive cybersecurity contract (CISA, DoD, or NSA) leveraging Claude Mythos and the Project Glasswing coalition within 90 days. The simultaneous launch of a 50+ org cyber coalition and FBI/NSA/CISA/DOE joint advisories on Iranian critical infrastructure attacks is not coincidental — Glasswing is Anthropic's government sales vehicle.