Senate Committee: Does NIST cyber framework go far enough?
Members of the Senate Commerce Committee challenged a panel of public and private experts Wednesday on whether the National Institute of Standard and Technology's cybersecurity framework does enough to protect the nation's critical assets and infrastructure.
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