CISA wants critical infrastructure to operate ‘weeks to months’ in isolation during conflict
2026-05-06T02:51:41Z•999f7780a22058d8354d2418e6026a5caec766ad81d71787b2f2fb8b0e3bce85
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CyberScoop roundup covering multiple national-security and cyber incidents: CISA is pushing assessments and guidance to enable critical infrastructure to operate isolated from IT and third parties for “weeks to months” during conflict; US, Five Eyes, NSA publish guidance for safe deployment of AI agents; CISA reports using AI for automation in threat analysis with some adoption hurdles. News also highlights an actively exploited Linux flaw dubbed “Copy Fail” that could impact mainstream distributions built since 2017, a Conti-related ransomware sentencing, former incident responders sentenced,
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