CISA Contraction Raises Questions About the Future of Public-Private Cyber Defense
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01-Jan-1900
Aaron Warner, CEO of ProCircular, discusses how shrinking capacity at CISA is shifting more cyber incident response responsibilities to private security firms. He warns that reduced federal collaboration could weaken early threat intelligence sharing, increasing systemic risk across ransomware, supply-chain attacks, and broader enterprise security operations.
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