George Mason University research fellow Eli Dourado says the cybersecurity framework issued earlier this year by the National Institute of Standards and Technology is likely to cause more problems than it solves. He says the framework’s structure that encourages entities to adopt specific, fixed roles could undermine dynamic cybersecurity. The cybersecurity framework uses the term ‘dynamic cybersecurity’ only once, but Adam Sedgewick, NIST’s point man on the framework, says it doesn’t dismiss dynamic cybersecurity, he says. The more complex and dynamic the system is, the more difficult it is to sort of comprehensively play to replicate in the effective emergent aspects.”]
Source: https://www.careersinfosecurity.com/nist-framework-making-us-less-secure-a-6902