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CISA Retires 10 Emergency Cybersecurity Directives, Shifts to Vulnerability Catalog

🗓 09 Jan 2026 · 👤 LOGICFALCON · 🌍 North America

CISA has retired ten emergency directives after successfully mitigating major cyber threats. Federal agencies must now act swiftly on new vulnerabilities listed in the KEV catalog, signaling a shift toward proactive, catalog-driven defense.

CISA Retires Ten Emergency Cyber Directives in Historic Move | Netcrook

🗓 09 Jan 2026 · 👤 SECPULSE · 🌍 North America

In an unprecedented move, CISA has retired ten Emergency Directives at once, marking a shift from urgent crisis response to a centralized vulnerability management system for federal agencies.

Unseen Hands at the Console: HPE OneView Flaw Puts Entire Enterprises at Risk

🗓 09 Jan 2026 · 👤 LOGICFALCON

A maximum-severity flaw in HPE OneView has been added to CISA’s exploited vulnerabilities list. With administrator-level access at stake, experts urge immediate patching as attackers target the heart of enterprise infrastructure.

CISA Closes 10 Emergency Cyber Directives as KEV Catalog Takes Lead

🗓 09 Jan 2026 · 👤 SECPULSE · 🌍 North America

CISA has retired 10 emergency cyber directives, marking a shift to proactive vulnerability management through its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. Find out how this impacts federal security operations.

PowerPoint Vulnerability Resurfaces: CISA Sounds Alarm on Active Exploits

🗓 08 Jan 2026 · 👤 LOGICFALCON · 🌍 North America

A 15-year-old PowerPoint vulnerability, CVE-2009-0556, is now being exploited by attackers, forcing CISA to issue urgent remediation orders for organizations running unpatched Office installations.

Silent Takeover: HPE OneView Flaw Under Active Attack, CISA Issues Emergency Warning

🗓 08 Jan 2026 · 👤 SECPULSE · 🌍 North America

A maximum-severity flaw in HPE OneView is under active attack. CISA mandates urgent patching as organizations scramble to defend critical infrastructure against remote code execution threats.

CISA Warns of Active Exploits in Microsoft Office and HPE OneView

🗓 08 Jan 2026 · 👤 LOGICFALCON · 🌍 North America

CISA has flagged critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office and HPE OneView as actively exploited, with public proof-of-concept code raising the stakes for organizations everywhere. Find out what’s at risk, who needs to patch, and why immediate action is essential.

DNS Under Siege: D-Link Router Flaws Fuel Global Cyberattacks

🗓 07 Jan 2026 · 👤 SECPULSE

Cybercriminals are exploiting vulnerabilities in D-Link routers to hijack DNS settings and launch attacks from inside home networks. Fragmented firmware and ISP-issued devices are leaving millions at risk.

🏴‍☠️ CISA’s Exploited Vulnerability List Hits 1,480: Old Bugs and Ransomware Fuel 2025 Surge

🗓 05 Jan 2026 · 👤 LOGICFALCON · 🌍 North America

CISA’s KEV catalog expanded by a record 20% in 2025, now listing 1,484 exploited vulnerabilities. Both new and decades-old flaws are fueling ransomware attacks, underscoring the urgency for organizations to monitor and patch actively targeted weaknesses.

Firewall Fiasco: Over 10,000 Fortinet Devices Exposed to 2FA Bypass

🗓 02 Jan 2026 · 👤 SECPULSE · 🌍 North America

Over 10,000 unpatched Fortinet firewalls are vulnerable to a five-year-old 2FA bypass, exposing organizations to ongoing attacks from cybercriminals and nation-state hackers.

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