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Maximizing Research Impact
• Supporting National Priorities
– – – – – – – Health IT Smart Grid Financial Services National Defense Transportation Trusted Identities Cybersecurity Education
• Engaging the Cybersecurity Research Community
1
NIST’s Healthcare IT Activities
NIST enables interoperability and adoption by:
n Accelerating standards
development and harmonization
n Developing a conformance
testing infrastructure
n Expanding R&D and
deployment of security protocols
Image: Shutterstock, ©Jenny Horne
n Leveraging testing infrastructure to assist with certification process
Leading to an emerging health IT network that is correct, complete, secure and testable. http://healthcare.nist.gov/ Pubs: http://go.usa.gov/ggmB http://go.usa.gov/ggmQ
Smart
Grid
Cyber
Security
Working
Group
(CSWG)
• To address the cross-cutting issue of cybersecurity, NIST established the Cyber Security Coordination Task Group (CSCTG) in March 2009. • Moved under the NIST Smart Grid Interoperability Panel (SGIP) as a standing working group and was renamed the Cyber Security Working Group (SGIP–CSWG). • The CSWG now has more than 800 participants from the private sector (including vendors and service providers), academia, regulatory organizations, national research laboratories, and federal agencies. • Smart Grid Interoperability Panel CSWG Wiki http://go.usa.gov/ggmY • http://www.nist.gov/smartgrid
3
Financial
Services
• December
6,
2010
Memorandum
of
Understanding
signed
between
DHS
Science
&
Technology
(S&T),
NaFonal
InsFtute
of
Standards
and
Technology
(NIST),
and
the
Financial
Services
Sector
CoordinaFng
Council
(FSSCC)
on
Cybersecurity
InnovaFon
• hIp://go.usa.gov/ggEJ
• The
first
effort
resulFng
from
the
MOU
is
FI-‐ VICS,
which
is
focused
on
developing
and
tesFng
an
idenFty
proofing
gateway
concept
NaFonal
Strategy
for
Trusted
IdenFFes
in
Cyberspace
(NSTIC)
Pilots
hIp://www.nist.gov/nsFc/
NaFonal
IniFaFve
for
Cybersecurity
EducaFon
(NICE)
• Raise
naFonal
awareness
about
risks
in
cyberspace
• Broaden
the
pool
of
individuals
prepared
to
enter
the
cybersecurity
workforce
• CulFvate
a
globally
compeFFve
cybersecurity
workforce
hIp://csrc.nist.gov/nice/
NCCoE
Vision
Provide
a
world
class,
collaboraFve
environment
for
integraFng
cybersecurity
soluFons
that
sFmulate
e-‐commerce
and
naFonal
economic
growth.
NCCoE
Mission
Foster
the
rapid
adopFon
and
broad
deployment
of
integrated
cybersecurity
tools
and
techniques
that
enhance
consumer
confidence
in
U.S.
informaFon
systems.
Key
NCCoE
Goals:
• Disseminate
new
principles
and
mechanics
underlying
security
standards,
metrics,
and
best
pracFces
for
secure
and
privacy-‐preserving
informaFon
technologies
• Develop
and
test
methods
for
composing,
monitoring,
and
measuring
the
security
posture
of
computer
and
enterprise
systems
• Achieve
broad
adopFon
of
pracFcal,
affordable,
and
useful
cybersecurity
capabiliFes
across
the
full
range
of
commercial
and
government
sectors
hIp://csrc.nist.gov/nccoe/
NIST
InformaAon
Technology
Lab
hDp://www.nist.gov/itl/
Computer
Security
Division
hDp://csrc.nist.gov/
Bill
Newhouse
william.newhouse@nist.gov
• Supporting National Priorities
– – – – – – – Health IT Smart Grid Financial Services National Defense Transportation Trusted Identities Cybersecurity Education
• Engaging the Cybersecurity Research Community
1
NIST’s Healthcare IT Activities
NIST enables interoperability and adoption by:
n Accelerating standards
development and harmonization
n Developing a conformance
testing infrastructure
n Expanding R&D and
deployment of security protocols
Image: Shutterstock, ©Jenny Horne
n Leveraging testing infrastructure to assist with certification process
Leading to an emerging health IT network that is correct, complete, secure and testable. http://healthcare.nist.gov/ Pubs: http://go.usa.gov/ggmB http://go.usa.gov/ggmQ
Smart
Grid
Cyber
Security
Working
Group
(CSWG)
• To address the cross-cutting issue of cybersecurity, NIST established the Cyber Security Coordination Task Group (CSCTG) in March 2009. • Moved under the NIST Smart Grid Interoperability Panel (SGIP) as a standing working group and was renamed the Cyber Security Working Group (SGIP–CSWG). • The CSWG now has more than 800 participants from the private sector (including vendors and service providers), academia, regulatory organizations, national research laboratories, and federal agencies. • Smart Grid Interoperability Panel CSWG Wiki http://go.usa.gov/ggmY • http://www.nist.gov/smartgrid
3
Financial
Services
• December
6,
2010
Memorandum
of
Understanding
signed
between
DHS
Science
&
Technology
(S&T),
NaFonal
InsFtute
of
Standards
and
Technology
(NIST),
and
the
Financial
Services
Sector
CoordinaFng
Council
(FSSCC)
on
Cybersecurity
InnovaFon
• hIp://go.usa.gov/ggEJ
• The
first
effort
resulFng
from
the
MOU
is
FI-‐ VICS,
which
is
focused
on
developing
and
tesFng
an
idenFty
proofing
gateway
concept
NaFonal
Strategy
for
Trusted
IdenFFes
in
Cyberspace
(NSTIC)
Pilots
hIp://www.nist.gov/nsFc/
NaFonal
IniFaFve
for
Cybersecurity
EducaFon
(NICE)
• Raise
naFonal
awareness
about
risks
in
cyberspace
• Broaden
the
pool
of
individuals
prepared
to
enter
the
cybersecurity
workforce
• CulFvate
a
globally
compeFFve
cybersecurity
workforce
hIp://csrc.nist.gov/nice/
NCCoE
Vision
Provide
a
world
class,
collaboraFve
environment
for
integraFng
cybersecurity
soluFons
that
sFmulate
e-‐commerce
and
naFonal
economic
growth.
NCCoE
Mission
Foster
the
rapid
adopFon
and
broad
deployment
of
integrated
cybersecurity
tools
and
techniques
that
enhance
consumer
confidence
in
U.S.
informaFon
systems.
Key
NCCoE
Goals:
• Disseminate
new
principles
and
mechanics
underlying
security
standards,
metrics,
and
best
pracFces
for
secure
and
privacy-‐preserving
informaFon
technologies
• Develop
and
test
methods
for
composing,
monitoring,
and
measuring
the
security
posture
of
computer
and
enterprise
systems
• Achieve
broad
adopFon
of
pracFcal,
affordable,
and
useful
cybersecurity
capabiliFes
across
the
full
range
of
commercial
and
government
sectors
hIp://csrc.nist.gov/nccoe/
NIST
InformaAon
Technology
Lab
hDp://www.nist.gov/itl/
Computer
Security
Division
hDp://csrc.nist.gov/
Bill
Newhouse
william.newhouse@nist.gov