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Ways to Engage
Browse our website. Use the CSF website to get the latest news on projects, events, resources, and other ways to weigh in.
Submit resources. These can include Profiles, Translations, Mappings, and more.
Join a workshop. NIST hosts workshops and events regularly (and posts video recordings from past events). Visit the ‘What’s in the News’ page for details.
Subscribe to our email updates. Sign up for email alerts via the email subscription page.
Email us. Send us a note via cyberframework [at] nist.gov (cyberframework[at]nist[dot]gov).
NIST welcomes contributions from the broad community. Here’s how you can collaborate with us:
- Contribute to the Informative References (OLIR). Contributions to OLIR help facilitate informative references (or mappings) between the NIST CSF and other guidance resources.
- Share your ideas. NIST welcomes your submissions on our CSF Resources, Success Stories, and Perspectives pages.
- Follow and engage in our international efforts. Learn about our international engagement, how to get involved, and see the international adaptations and translations of our resources .
- Meet us at a cybersecurity conference. NIST staff participate in conferences around the world. See where we will be on the CSF events page.
- Participate in a NIST forum or Community of Interest. Find these on our cybersecurity and privacy stakeholder engagement page.