NIST Invites Public Feedback Through Surveys and Focus Groups
Published Date: 6/17/2025
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Summary
NIST is asking for your thoughts on their programs through surveys, focus groups, and quick feedback tools to make sure they’re doing a great job. This is a voluntary chance for individuals, businesses, and governments to share opinions without any hassle or rules. Comments are open until August 18, 2025, so jump in and help shape the future—no cost or big time commitment required!
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