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Board adopts NIST cybersecurity framework version 2.0 as district standard
Summary
The board voted to adopt the NIST cybersecurity framework version 2.0 as the official district cybersecurity program framework and authorized implementation consistent with Ohio House Bill 96.
The Princeton Board of Education approved a resolution adopting the NIST cybersecurity framework version 2.0 as the district's official cybersecurity program framework and authorized staff to implement it in accordance with Ohio House Bill 96. The motion was moved, seconded, and passed by the board.
During discussion a board member asked for clarification of the acronym and technical terms. "Could you tell us what NIST and IST stands for?" the Chair asked; the technology director was invited to clarify in a later meeting. The resolution passed with unanimous support.
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