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The President’s Executive Actions on AI Have a Lot to Say on Cybersecurity

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Analysis of two presidential actions - the AI Innovation and Security Executive Order and NSPM-11 - pushing agencies to context-based remediation, including CISA's BOD 26-04 patching directive.
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