Who is NIST CSWP 50 for?
It is written for non-employer firms, including freelancers and owner-operated businesses with minimal IT complexity. NIST notes that the guide is a starting point and will not cover every reader's needs.
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NIST’s New Cybersecurity Guide Is Built for the One-Person BusinessNIST CSWP 50 turns the Cybersecurity Framework into staged actions and worksheets for solo businesses, offering a practical but limited starting point.
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