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A number of resources exist that incorporate the NICE Framework in their tool or that provide you with a way to better use the NICE Framework yourself.
NICE Framework Online: Two Tools
Do you want to explore the NICE Framework online? These tools let you click through Work Role Categories, find NICE Framework Competency Areas, and look at specific Task, Knowledge, and Skill (TKS) statements. With search functionality. Note that these tools are derived from the NICE Framework Components v.1.0.0 (see the NICE Framework Resource Center Current Versions page for XLSX, JSON, and CTDL versions).
CyberSeek: Jobs Heat Map, Career Pathways, and Education & Training
CyberSeek offers a suite of interactive tools that includes:
Cyber Career Pathways Tool: Learn About Work Roles
An interactive way to explore NICE Framework Work Roles. Includes common relationships between roles as well as frequently used titles in each role. Compare Work Roles, access federal data, and access microchallenges available from Try Cyber.
NICCS Education and Training Catalog: Find Courses
A central location where cybersecurity professionals across the nation can find over 14,000 cybersecurity-related courses aligned with the NICE Framework Work Roles and Competency Areas. The tool has been developed by the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Careers and Studies (NICCS) under the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) for the federal workforce but can be used broadly.
NICE Framework Mapping Tool: Workforce Planning
Answer questions about your cybersecurity-related job position and the tool will show you how it aligns to the NICE Framework and what can be done to strengthen your cybersecurity team. It can be used to help you inventory your cyber workforce and support planning, help with coding positions, and see where staff may be underutilized. The tool has been developed by the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Careers and Studies (NICCS) under the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) for the federal workforce but can be used broadly.
Do you have a tool to add, or are you having trouble finding a tool to help you? Contact us at NICEFramework [at] nist.gov (NICEFramework[at]nist[dot]gov)