How Federal Agencies Can Activate a Risk Operations Center (ROC) to Meet CISA BOD 26-04
2026-06-10T20:51:58Z•db77ea216df4d5a58180bcf38a9d87fda96ea854baa3fbf7d14bf9cb81ce69dc
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What happened
Qualys published a series of posts covering operational and technical guidance for modern vulnerability management: how federal agencies can stand up a Risk Operations Center (ROC) to meet CISA BOD 26-04 (shifting to risk-informed, evidence-based prioritization as Frontier AI accelerates exploit discovery); product work (ROC as a product, Project Glasswing defender AI); remediation innovations (peer-to-peer patch distribution to dramatically speed patch propagation); cloud-native threats (HazyBeacon — abuse of AWS Lambda Function URLs for command-and-control); and research findings including a
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