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Cyber

NIST To Host First Workshop On Cybersecurity Framework

Defense Daily Staff

Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013

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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) this Wednesday will host its first workshop with stakeholders to discuss the development of a framework of standards and best practices that could be used on a voluntary basis by owners and operators of critical infrastructure to mitigate cyber security threats. The workshop, which will be webcast live, will feature panel presentations by a range of government and industry representatives to help NIST collect information about current risk management practices, use of…

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