It’s a Journey…Where is NIST Headed with the Cybersecurity Framework
summary
NIST releases a draft core for CSF 2.0 that adds a sixth function and reshuffles elements to better cover governance, supply chain, vulnerabilities, incident forensics and continuous improvement. The process drew 130+ RFI responses, a virtual workshop with ~4,000 attendees, and proposes six functions, 21 categories and 112 subcategories. Workflows include online mappings and informative references via the Cybersecurity and Privacy Reference Tool and OLIR, a call for implementation examples, a full draft this summer and a final release targeted for early next year.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and NIST overview
- 2:04Cybersecurity Framework overview
- 6:50International adoption and use
- 12:09Update process for CSF 2.0
- 16:23Proposed changes in CSF 2.0
- 22:56Draft core of CSF 2.0 released
- 34:41Calls to action and next steps
- 39:36Q&A session begins
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