The NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 expands beyond critical infrastructure to apply to all organizations, emphasizing identity, zero trust, and risk-based security. It adds a new “govern” function to involve senior management in cybersecurity risk management and includes resources to simplify adoption. Identity is central as threats increasingly exploit weak credentials and poor lifecycle practices. RSA’s Unified Identity Platform aligns with CSF 2.0 by integrating authentication, access, governance, and lifecycle management into one solution. It provides trusted security, AI-driven intelligence, continuous compliance, and flexibility to protect hybrid environments and meet evolving threats.

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