The NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, introduced in early 2024, incorporates new elements like a focus on governance and supply chain security. It aims to be more accessible and useful to a broader range of organizations. In a recent discussion, Steve Salinas from Stellar Cyber and Michael Hamilton, founder and CISO of Critical Insight, examined the updates in the new framework. Hamilton highlighted the consolidation of specific elements into governance and emphasized the importance of managing remote access and assessing business risks due to cybersecurity gaps. He stressed the need for third-party assessments for objective evaluations.

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