CISA issues third emergency directive since SolarWinds
Tatyana Bolton, a former CISA official and now policy director of the Cybersecurity and Emerging Threats program at the R Street Institute, said the uptick in directives is indicative of the agency gaining confidence as the country’s cybersecurity watchdog.
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