NIST asks for feedback on online mapping of CSF 2.0 and security, privacy controls catalog

The National Institute of Standards and Technology has published a crosswalk for public comment mapping the cybersecurity framework update, known as “CSF 2.0,” to the agency’s massive catalog of security and privacy controls found in Special Publication 800-53.

The crosswalk is part of NIST’s National Online Informative References (OLIR) Program, which allows subject matter experts to map “relationships between elements of documents across cybersecurity, privacy, and other information and communications technology domains,” according to NIST. The draft crosswalk was...