NIST seeks more stakeholder input by next week on drafting privacy framework

BOISE, ID. The National Institute of Standards and Technology, at the close of a two-day meeting here, urged interested parties to submit written recommendations by July 18 as the agency continues to struggle with integrating cybersecurity in an upcoming privacy framework.

The additional feedback will be helpful as NIST drafts a second version of its proposed privacy framework expected to be released later this summer for a formal public comment process, said Naomi Lefkovitz, who is leading development of the...