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Some of the highlights of our CSF 2.0 \u201cCoffee and Conversation\u201d podcast include:<\/h2>\n
\nDiscussion of the expanded supply chain risk focus; and
\nExpanding the CSF Core to add \u201cGovern\u201d as a Function can help drive the needed support from an organization\u2019s leadership to produce the expected outcomes across the organization\u2019s processes, people, and technologies.<\/p>\nCoffee and Conversations: Cybersecurity Framework 2.0<\/a><\/h2>\n