CISA publishes 2030 strategy: defend, harden, prevail
Original title: CISA publishes strategy with eye on the next four years
The agency will review core services within 60 days, implement changes over 180 days, and report progress after one year.
CISA published a 10-page strategy, “CISA 2030: Defend, Harden, Prevail,” focused on leading national cyber defense, protecting critical infrastructure, and building resilience. Acting Director Nick Andersen said the plan aligns with the administration’s March cyber strategy and last year’s preparedness executive order. It largely restates existing roles while setting a review and implementation timetable. Critics say budget cuts have left parts of CISA understaffed.
Unconfirmed: Claims that budget cuts have badly diminished CISA are attributed to critics, not confirmed in the strategy.
- Defend covers state and local integration, operational technology, software guidance, and emerging technology.
- Harden covers intelligence coordination, infrastructure data, international partners, and priority assets.
- Prevail covers resilience investment, communications interoperability, exercises, and next-generation infrastructure.
- CISA’s 2023 plan used three different pillars.
- Organizations
- CISA
- Countries
- United States
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