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CISA 2030 targets OT modernization, asset visibility, supply chain security through risk-based critical infrastructure defense
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) released CISA 2030, a strategic roadmap shifting national cyber defense from passive posture to active threat hunting and removal within critical infrastructure. The strategy emphasizes three pillars: leading national cyber defense, prioritizing infrastructure security, and mobilizing national resilience, with key objectives including operational technology (OT) modernization, asset visibility, supply chain integrity, software security, and emerging technology adoption. CISA outlined implementation timelines including programmatic reviews within 60 days, outcome measurement approaches within 180 days, and progress updates within one year.
Why it matters: Critical infrastructure owners, operators, and vendors must align defenses with CISA's risk-informed prioritization model and OT modernization roadmap to meet federal expectations and reduce exposure to nation-state actors and criminal proxies targeting essential services.
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