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NIST opens public comment on draft O-RAN CSF 2.0 profile until 2 November 2026
NIST opened public comment on a draft CSF 2.0 profile for O-RAN deployments in federal agencies; comments close on 2 November 2026.
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What happened
- NIST released draft Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0 profile IR 8623 describing how O-RAN components meet CSF outcomes.
- Federal agencies must include O-RAN deployments in risk management programs.
- No enforcement action or penalty is attached.
Why it matters
Agencies planning O-RAN rollouts should review the draft profile and assess alignment with existing risk management practices before the comment deadline.
Business impact
Incorporating the draft guidance may require updates to risk assessments, procurement criteria, and security controls for wireless infrastructure.
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Review draft O-RAN CSF profileMedium priority
Download IR 8623 and compare its controls with your agency's current risk management program.
Submit public commentsMedium priority
Provide feedback to NIST by 2 November 2026 if the draft impacts your agency's O-RAN deployments.
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