Today on CTRL+F, we jump into the first session from the 2026 National Cyber Innovation Forum. NCIF President Andrew McClure and Acting Director of CISA, Nick Andersen, join together to discuss the White House cyber strategy that outlines priorities for ensuring America remains unrivaled in cyberspace. This session will provide an inside look at President Trump’s Cyber Strategy for America and its six pillars for shaping adversary behavior, promoting common sense regulation, modernizing and securing federal government networks, securing critical infrastructure, sustaining superiority in critical and emerging technologies, and building the workforce to win.
Given the consistent, rapid emergence of new technology and sophisticated threats, what is the administration doing to help secure innovation while simultaneously promoting AI technologies? What is CISA's role in managing a vulnerability database? What are some key partnerships being executed to help bring new capabilities and technologies to government?
Check out the answers to these questions and more in this episode of CTRL+F.
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