Chris Butera, acting executive assistant director for cybersecurity at CISA, discussed how the agency is preparing federal systems for AI-fueled threats. CISA issued a binding operational directive requiring agencies to patch the highest risk vulnerabilities within three days starting in December. The agency is also supporting the Gold Eagle program to manage the surge in AI-discovered vulnerability reports. Additionally, CISA plans to transition the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures program from a growth phase to a quality-focused era to improve data accuracy.
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