In response to increasing threats from artificial intelligence, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has announced significant updates to its vulnerability management policies for federal agencies. Under a new directive, agencies are now required to address the most critical security flaws within a stringent three-day period. This transformation is aimed at prioritizing patching based on risk levels and emphasizes the need for smarter, more effective vulnerability management strategies. CISA officials have stated that these changes will reshape how federal entities assess and respond to cybersecurity risks, particularly in light of accelerating exploits facilitated by AI. As part of this initiative, agencies are urged to focus their efforts on mitigating the highest risk vulnerabilities first, ensuring a proactive stance against potential cyber threats.