CISA resources 'more limited than I would like' amid shutdown, top official says
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CISA resources 'more limited than I would like' amid shutdown, top official says
"CISA acting Director Nick Andersen stated that resources to detect and counter hacking threats are 'more limited than I would like' due to funding issues facing the Department of Homeland Security."
"The ongoing shutdown has restricted many 'preparatory activities within the environment' and outreach efforts that CISA would typically conduct."
"CISA is unable to cover costs beyond employee salaries, with any non-salary expenditures now requiring an exception under the Antideficiency Act."
"The proposed fiscal year 2027 budget for CISA suggests significant reductions to election security, workforce development, and infrastructure protection resources."
CISA's acting Director Nick Andersen expressed concerns over limited resources for detecting and countering hacking threats due to funding issues within the Department of Homeland Security. The ongoing shutdown has restricted many preparatory activities and outreach efforts. CISA is unable to cover costs beyond employee salaries, requiring exceptions for non-salary expenditures. The agency has also canceled plans for summer interns due to funding lapses. The proposed fiscal year 2027 budget indicates significant reductions in election security and infrastructure protection resources, reflecting skepticism from the Trump administration.
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