The National Institute of Standards and Technology is currently gathering information on products developed using the organizational philosophy to eventually issue guidance normalizing the process.

Ron Ross, NIST fellow and one of the agency’s cybersecurity experts, spoke with CyberScoop about the needed update.

The move to remove the word “federal” from the title of its magisterial catalogue of cybersecurity and privacy controls is one of a series of proposed changes.

The once-radical notion that cyber defenders should assume hackers are already in their network is now conventional wisdom. But the implications of it are still taking hold,…

No amount of security software, firewalls or anomaly detection systems can protect an IT infrastructure that's fundamentally insecure and to deal with the looming cybersecurity crisis, a…

The National Institute of Standards and Technology has released a draft document that implores the engineers of cyber-physical systems to build security into their systems at every…

Ron Ross received one of eight “Oscars of government service” in the award’s 14th annual ceremony.

https://scoopmedia-develop.go-vip.net/fedscoop/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2013_05_Podcast050213.mp3 NIST Senior Fellow Ron Ross joins FedScoop Radio’s Cyber Show to discuss the release of the latest version of Special Publication 800-53 as well as how…

NIST Senior Fellow Ron Ross (Photo: FedScoop) The National Institute of Standards and Technology published the fourth revision of Security and Privacy Controls for Federal Information Systems…