Key Differences Between NIST Cybersecurity Framework 1.1 and 2.0
differences between the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 1.1 and 2.0:
Scope and Applicability:
1.1: Primarily focused on critical infrastructure.
2.0: Broader applicability, emphasizing usability for all types of organizations, including small and medium enterprises.
Implementation Tiers:
1.1: Tiers were present but less emphasized.
2.0: Enhanced focus on implementation tiers to help organizations assess and improve their cybersecurity maturity.
Integration with Other Frameworks:
1.1: Limited guidance on aligning with other frameworks.
2.0: Improved alignment with other standards and frameworks, making it easier for organizations to integrate multiple compliance requirements.
Emerging Technologies:
1.1: Limited focus on new technologies.
2.0: Greater emphasis on risks associated with emerging technologies like cloud computing and IoT.
Governance and Risk Management:
1.1: Governance considerations were mentioned but not central.
2.0: Stronger emphasis on integrating governance and risk management into the cybersecurity strategy.
Stakeholder Engagement:
1.1: Some mention of collaboration.
2.0: Increased emphasis on stakeholder engagement and communication in cybersecurity efforts.