CERT-In’s AI Vulnerability Blueprint: Why Indian CISOs Need Machine-Speed Risk Operations in the Post-Mythos Era
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Qualys blog roundup (June 2026) highlighting an urgent shift in vulnerability management driven by Frontier AI and fast automated exploit discovery. Key items: CERT‑In’s AI Vulnerability Blueprint (demanding machine‑speed containment — e.g., 12‑hour targets for known exploited flaws) and CISA BOD 26‑04 pushing federal agencies toward Risk Operations Centers (ROC) and aggressive remediation SLAs; Microsoft Patch Tuesday (June 2026) addressing 206 vulnerabilities including 33 critical and three publicly disclosed zero‑days; Oracle Critical Patch Update (June 2026) covering 245 vulnerabilities;OW
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