NIST sets out secure systems engineering framework in final SP 800-160 guidance
The National Institutes of Standards and Technology has published a final version of new guidance on engineering trustworthy secure systems, which it
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The billon-dollar-a-day GPS mistake?
We all need to be careful that the numbers we are throwing around to support our case aren’t really undermining it. Dana Goward, President,
NSA Swears On The Body Of Ed Snowden It Will Not Backdoor New Encryption Standard
Maybe it’s occasionally OK to shoot the messenger. You know, maybe one to the knee to help determine whether or not they can be trusted. The NSA
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Goldman Sachs Stake in Fortress Underscores Supply Chain Cybersecurity Priority
A Goldman Sachs private equity business is taking a stake in critical industry cybersecurity firm Fortress Information Security. The $125 million
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Toward Optoelectronic Chips That Mimic the Human Brain
The human brain, which is made up of some 86 billion neurons connected in a neural network, can perform remarkable feats of computing. Yet it
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Toward Optoelectronic Chips That Mimic the Human Brain
The human brain, which is made up of some 86 billion neurons connected in a neural network, can perform remarkable feats of computing. Yet it
HIPAA Enforcers Seek Public Input on Recognized Security Practices and Sharing Enforcement Recoveries with Affected Individuals
The past several years have proven difficult for healthcare entities due to increasing cybersecurity threats, breaches and regulatory enforcement.
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Satelles and NIST team up on precision timing
Cooperative agreement expands precision timing distribution options for critical infrastructure and verifies STL’s agreement with UTC via
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Shining an infrared light on how “metal soaps” threaten priceless oil paintings
Enlarge / NIST researchers collaborated with the National Gallery of Art and other organizations to study "metal soaps" found in oil
2022: Cybersecurity
As more and more devices are attached to the IoT (Internet of Things), the internet itself is weaken by saturation and anything weak is a
A LogJam on the Information Highway
Reports of major cyberattacks make the evening (and online) news all too often. Identity theft in the millions, ransomware demanding millions,
CISA Encourages “Shields Up” to Protect Operations and Workers as Cyber War Ramps Up
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) has urged a “Shields Up” defense in depth approach, as Russian use of wiper malware in
Review - HR 4609 Reported in House – NIST Reauthorization
Last week, the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee published their report on HR 4609, the National Institute of Standards and Technology
Massachusetts Legislature Evaluates Its Own Comprehensive Consumer Privacy Law
The Massachusetts Information Privacy and Security Act (MIPSA) continues to advance through the state legislative process, and is now before the full
Massachusetts Privacy Bill Provides WISP Reminder, Safe Harbor for Punitive Damages
When Massachusetts issued its data security regulations in 2009 (Regulations), it led the way for states on data security. The Regulations became