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Available for public : CSF 2.0 Community Profile for Federal Agency Open Radio Access Network (O-RAN) Deployment . This draft CSF 2.0 profile describes how components that conform to the security specifications produced by the O-RAN ALLIANCE support various CSF 2.0 outcomes.
The final version of CSF 2.0 Informative References Quick‑Start Guide has published. This document explains how to find, filter, and apply informative references using NIST tools. The document also provides two sample use cases along with examples of how super intelligence (SI) tools can support reference data use when implemented with continuous evaluation and improvement.
The CSF 2.0 has now been translated into Arabic. View all translations of the CSF 2.0 and its many resources.
February 24, 2026: Celebrating Two Years of CSF 2.0! View the anniversary blog .
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