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Fusing theory with practice, and policy with technology, to protect and advance U.S. interests in the areas of cyber and critical infrastructure security.

When essential services go down, people care about getting them back, no matter what caused the disruption. On the Cyber Focus podcast, CISA Acting Director Nick Andersen joins Frank Cilluffo to discuss the agency’s new strategy and what resilience means for communities.

Patching a critical vulnerability in four to eight hours sounds fast. Until an AI-driven attacker exploits it in four to six minutes. Booz Allen’s Brad Medairy joins Frank Cilluffo on Cyber Focus to discuss what that gap means for cyber defense.

Who’s responsible when an AI agent goes rogue? On Cyber Focus, Frank Cilluffo, Bill Evanina, and Matt Hayden discuss AI as an insider threat, the limits of accountability, and how to build safeguards while competing with China.

What does it take to fundamentally change our approach to critical infrastructure defense? Frank Cilluffo speaks with Armadin's Stacy O’Mara about moving past business-as-usual in public-private collaboration, and what recent White House directives mean for industry.

EXCLUSIVE: Iranian hackers who recently took credit for an array of attacks on U.S. water systems claimed that they were behind an AT&T outage across major Texas cities on Monday and vowed to “intensify” critical infrastructure attacks before 9/11 threatbeat.com/attacks-and-...

Iran hackers claim Texas AT&T outage, vow to ‘intensify’ attacks before 9/11

Iranian hackers who recently took credit for an array of attacks on U.S. water systems claimed that they were behind an AT&T outage across major Texas cities on Monday and vowed to “intensify”…

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Happening now: McCrary Institute Director Frank Cilluffo is testifying before the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, sharing his insights on the future of the nation’s counterintelligence mission and how the U.S. must adapt to fast-evolving threats.

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