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Federal Agencies Face Shrinking Window to Defend Against Cyber Threats

The threat landscape has drastically changed: cyber attackers can now exploit vulnerabilities in as little as two days, leaving federal agencies with a shrinking window to defend against threats. To stay ahead, they must shift their focus from reacting to attacks to anticipating and preparing for what's next.

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AI Compresses Exploit Timelines, Exposes Prioritization Flaws

The arrival of AI models like Anthropic's Mythos is compressing exploit timelines, shrinking the window to patch vulnerabilities from weeks to just days or even hours. This acceleration exposes flaws in traditional prioritization methods, where only a handful of findings truly matter - out of 50,000, only a dozen make the cut.

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AI-Driven Exploitation Forces New Vulnerability Management Tactics

The threat landscape has changed: vulnerabilities are now being discovered, exploited, and weaponized in a matter of hours, leaving defenders scrambling to keep up. With AI-driven attacks accelerating, it's clear that traditional vulnerability management tactics just aren't fast enough.

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