US cyber officials weigh shortening bug fix deadlines amid worries over AI-powered hacking, according to reports

The proposal by CISA to shorten bug fix deadlines from two weeks to three days highlights growing concerns over the risks posed by AI-powered hacking.

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  • CISA proposal would see deadlines to fix cyber weaknesses fall from two weeks to three days
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This could significantly impact compliance costs and operational strategies for firms in the tech sector, as they may need to respond faster to vulnerabilities. As cyber threats evolve, stricter regulatory measures could become a norm, potentially affecting market sentiment towards tech equities.

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