CISA's BOD 26-04 replaces earlier directives with a risk-based approach to federal vulnerability management, moving beyond static severity scores. Remediation deadlines are determined by factors such as asset exposure, Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) status, exploit automation and technical impact. Tenable explains how Tenable One evaluates these four variables in real time and uses research-driven early warnings to identify vulnerabilities before they appear in the KEV catalog.
Key topics include:
Overview of CISA BOD 26-04
Transitioning from static severity scores to risk-based vulnerability management
Evaluating asset exposure and KEV status
Assessing exploit automation and technical impact
Determining risk-based remediation deadlines
Using Tenable One for real-time vulnerability evaluation
Leveraging research-driven early warnings
Identifying vulnerabilities before they reach the KEV catalog
Explore Tenable's analysis to learn how Tenable One helps federal agencies prioritize vulnerabilities and align remediation efforts with evolving CISA requirements.