CALL FOR COMMENTS
NIST has released three draft items related to the Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity (NICE Framework).
Proposed NICE Framework Data Update ProcessAn ongoing review and update process for NICE Framework data (Work Roles, Competencies, and Task, Knowledge, and Skill [TKS] statements) is being proposed in order to ensure that the NICE Framework is agile, flexible, interoperable, and modular. This process will enable NICE Framework implementers and stakeholders to suggest changes, allow for more regular updates, make NICE Framework data available in machine-readable formats, and other improvements. This resource will provide more information about what to expect.
Refactored NICE Framework Ability StatementsThe NICE Framework revision 1 was released in November 2020. One significant change in this revision is deprecation of the 2017 Ability Statements. These statements have been reviewed in order to identify unique content, while retaining important content and capabilities that are needed for various Work Roles. The current Framework refinement reflects editorial changes, rather than substantive content changes, to support the common and consistent lexicon. NICE is not adding new content that changes the nature of a Work Role, nor removing content that might eliminate requirements or capabilities, but rather eliminating redundancy and adjusting language for clarity.
NICE Framework Competencies, NISTIR 8355 (Second Draft)A second draft of NIST Interagency or Internal Report (NISTIR) 8355, NICE Framework Competencies: Assessing Learners for Cybersecurity Work, is available for public comment. We listened to your comments from earlier this year about the first version, we’ve adjusted to better define NICE Framework Compete ..
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