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U.S. Officials Consider Three-Day Patch Rule in Wake of Anthropic’s Mythos
Reuters reported that U.S. cybersecurity officials are weighing cutting the time federal agencies have to fix critical vulnerabilities from two weeks to three days after Anthropic’s Mythos AI model raises the specter of even faster attacks. Security pros say the idea is a good one, but it may be difficult for organizations to implement it. The post U.S. Officials Consider Three-Day Patch Rule in Wake of Anthropic’s Mythos appeared first on Secur…
CISA wants to reduce the time limit for critical patches to 72 hours. The reason is that AI models such as myth have accelerated attack speed. The US cybersecurity agency CISA and national security officials are currently discussing a drastic reduction in the time limits for closing security gaps in government IT. Background to the considerations is the concern that advanced AI models will enable attackers to identify and exploit vulnerabilities…
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