On April 9, NIST requested public comments on whether it should update its Electronic Authentication Guideline published in August 2013. NIST released a statement indicating that an update to the guidelines may be necessary due to market innovation, changing federal requirements, and the current threat landscape, which increasingly targets remote authentication. Comments are due by May 22, 2015.
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