What's next - gonna tell us it's time to migrate to Windows 8? Watch out, world: The US government has finally found out ...

The National Institute of Standards and Technology is conducting a public consultation on a preliminary draft of guidelines ...

Secure Software Development Framework Version 1.1 (SSDF) Enduring Security Framework (ESF) Enhancing the Security of the Software Supply Chain through Secure Software Development Practices (M-22-18) ...

Following this comment period, NIST said it does not plan to issue another draft, and a forthcoming workshop on the framework will be announced this fall. The final version is slated to be ...

NIST developed and published the NIST Guidance consisting of: (1) the Secure Software Development Framework (“SSDF”) Version 1.1 detailing secure software development best practices, and (2 ...

On Feb. 4, NIST released the Secure Software Development Framework and Software Supply Chain Security Guidance to ensure the security of software being purchased by federal agencies, OMB said Monday.

The paper facilitates communications about secure software development practices amongst business owners, software developers, and cybersecurity professionals within an organization. Following these ...

NIST wants to help cybersecurity professionals manage the multifaceted impact of AI on their work, without crushing them with too much new guidance.

NIST 800-218, Secure Software Development Framework, published in February 2022, addresses a detailed framework for creating and maintaining a secure development environment.

Those guidelines include an update to NIST Special Publication 800-218 (Secure Software Development Framework), which defines secure software development practices for vendors. At a minimum, agencies ...

NIST’s release of the draft CSF 2.0 is the final opportunity for interested parties to submit feedback on the text before the document is finalized in early 2024.