CISA Flags New Active Vulnerability Threat; Federal Agencies Required to Patch
When CISA adds a vulnerability to its official exploited-in-the-wild catalog, federal agencies face mandatory patching deadlines—signaling either an emerging threat to critical infrastructure or a supply-chain gap that adversaries are actively probing.
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