CISA 2030 strategy faces operational trust gaps
Original title: CISA’s new strategy runs into America’s blind trust problem
CISA 2030 strategy targets OT visibility and supply chain integrity but highlights persistent credential and approval issues.
CISA released the 2030 strategy focusing on operational technology security, software supply chain integrity and continuity of essential services. The plan acknowledges intrusions may still occur despite strong defenses. Operators must verify approvals, reassess access when suppliers change and enforce limits on AI agents.
- Persistent credentials and forgotten approvals expose networks
- Controllers may remain in service for decades
- AI agents require permission definitions and human approval records
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By Greg Otto · cyberscoop.com
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