
Here you can find events that your organization might find helpful. These range from in-person events to webinars on a variety of topics.
(please note that some of these events require advance registration)
Workshop on Foundational Cybersecurity Activities for IoT Device Manufacturers
NIST will host a full-day hybrid workshop at the NCCoE to continue discussions related to a major update of NIST IR 8259. The day's activities will feature an overview of NIST's current status in updating NIST IR 8259 with extensive Q-and-A and invited speakers to discuss current cybersecurity and IoT topics relevant to the NIST IR 8259 updates with both in-person and virtual attendees. In-Person participation is encouraged, but the full day workshop will be broadcast virtually to those who cannot attend at the NCCoE.
CSF 2.0 Webinar Series: Implementing CSF 2.0—The Why, What, and How
To address the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape and equip organizations with information and resources to more quickly and effectively manage cybersecurity risk and improve their cybersecurity posture, NIST published a significant update to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework in 2024—CSF 2.0—the first major update to the framework in 10 years. Throughout the last year, organizations of all sizes and sectors have spent time familiarizing themselves with the CSF 2.0 and many are in the process of upgrading their cybersecurity security posture informed by CSF 2.0.
In the first episode of NIST’s new multi-part CSF 2.0 webinar series, we will provide an overview focused on implementing CSF 2.0, including:
- Why organizations would want to upgrade and how to foster bidirectional cybersecurity risk communications between leadership and practitioners.
- Practical actions organizations can take to implement the CSF 2.0.
- What resources are available to assist with implementation.
Time will be reserved at the end for audience questions.
Speaker: Stephen Quinn, Senior Computer Scientist and CSF Project Lead, NIST