US Agencies Face CISA Deadline Over Critical Cisco SD

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US Agencies Race Against CISA Deadline for Critical Cisco SD-WAN Flaw US federal agencies are under pressure to meet a deadline set by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) regarding a critical vulnerability in Cisco's SD-WAN software. This flaw has exposed federal networks to potential long-term intrusions, necessitating immediate security measures. The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2026-1234, allows unauthorized access to sensitive data and systems. Agencies are scrambling to implement patches and mitigate risks before the deadline. The flaw affects multiple federal networks, raising concerns about national security and data integrity. Cisco has issued guidance on remediation, but the urgency remains high as agencies work to comply. The situation is compounded by the potential for exploitation by malicious actors. As of today, agencies are still in the process of addressing the vulnerability. 1 sources 70