U.S. Chamber says NIST should limit changes in a cyber framework update, identifies a few possible tweaks

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is calling for only minor changes in an update to NIST’s cybersecurity framework, while also providing direct viewpoints from anonymous member companies on issues posed by the agency when it launched the “CSF 2.0” process in February.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology closed a public comment period on Monday and officials told Inside Cybersecurity that input from industry and other stakeholders will shape the agency’s next steps on updating the framework for...