NIST meets with digital ID experts globally to win wide framework acceptance

Making and maintaining peer relationships around the world is important for coherent progress in any technology.

That statement, which has been almost universally obvious within the U.S. government (and businesses) for decades has become a little less so in the last several years. And that might be the impetus behind a blog published this week by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

Written by Amy Mahn, a NIST international policy specialist, the blog summarizes the agency's engagement for digital …

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