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NIST doesn’t make any regulations, it’s a standards and metrology agency. Is there something specific in this framework that you think benefits big tech (or so
by rsfern 3y ago
NIST doesn’t make any regulations, it’s a standards and metrology agency. Is there something specific in this framework that you think benefits big tech (or some other parties) but is not in the best interest of the public?
- TrapLord_Rhodo 3y agoFedRAMP, StateRAMP, and CMMC are entirely based on NIST Standards. If you want to do business with the federal, state or local government you will need to comply with these regulations (Soon, these programs are being rolled out) Edit: Granted, OP obviously has no idea what they're talking about. They are very forward thinking methods for ensuring a zero trust network, communications and data exchange. They include very explicit controls and requirements for maintaining data security.