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CISA issues BOD 26-04 prioritizing high-risk vulnerability patching for federal agencies

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CISA's Binding Operational Directive 26-04 directs federal agencies to prioritize patching high-risk vulnerabilities to build a more resilient federal enterprise. By focusing on the most critical security gaps, the directive aims to help organizations avoid over-investment in lower-risk vulnerabilities. The directive was built around stakeholder feedback.
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