CISA outlines internal plan to swiftly address cyber, infrastructure threats
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency circulated an internal decision-support framework on 5 November 2026 to help senior officials identify urgent cyber and critical-infrastructure risks before incidents escalate. The guidance defines six operational focus areas and sets out critical information requirements covering threat severity, national preparedness, potential infrastructure consequences, coordination and the agency's response capacity. Separate priority intelligence requirements direct analysts toward indicators of emerging attacks, adversary activity, industrial-system vulnerabilities and supply-chain risks. The agency plans additional implementation guidance, while the framework supports internal prioritisation rather than creating a new external regulatory obligation.