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==Computer Security Resource Center== 
The Computer Security Resource Center (CSRC) has two subdivisions, the CSD and the ACD.<ref>[https://csrc.nist.gov/about About CSRC, NIST]</ref>
===Computer Security Division===
The CSD is focused on information systems and specializes in [[Cryptography#Cryptographic Technologies|cryptographic technologies]]; secure systems and applications; security components and mechanisms; security engineering and risk management; and security testing, validation, and measurement.

===Applied Cybersecurity Division=== 
The ACD specializes in [[Cybersecurity]] and [[Data Privacy]] applications, hosts the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence ([[NCCoE]]), and runs the [[National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education]] (NICE).

====NCCoE====
''The NCCoE's mission'': to expand the use of a secure cyber infrastructure that inspires technological innovation and fosters economic growth.<ref>[https://www.nccoe.nist.gov/about-the-center/strategy NCCOE Strategy]</ref><br/>

''The NCCoE's strategy'': to accelerate the business sector's adoption of standards-based security technology by consulting with IT practitioners to identify the most pressing issues, generating technical descriptions of those problems, matching solutions with NIST standards and best practices, making the problem descriptions as broadly applicable as possible, and inviting technology vendors to collaborate on product modules of end-to-end example solutions.<ref>[https://www.nccoe.nist.gov/about-the-center/strategy NCCOE Strategy]</ref><br/>

''NCCoE Collaboratorations'':<ref>[https://www.nccoe.nist.gov/about-the-center/stakeholders Stakeholders, NCCoE]</ref><br/> 
# IT users report problems.
# Integrators implement NCCoE reference designs and provide feedback to the NCCoE to help make the references easier to deploy.
# Vendors in the NCCoE labs with researchers, contributing expertise, hardware, and software to the development of the reference design for a specific problem.
# Reference design users deploy example solutions and provide feedback to validate/improve them.
# Other government agencies work with NCCoE through the National Cybersecurity Federally Funded Research and Development Center (NCF).<ref>[https://www.nccoe.nist.gov/sites/default/files/library/fact-sheets/work-for-others-fact-sheet.pdf NCF Fact Sheet, NCCoE]</ref> 
# Core partners provide hardware, software, knowledge, and personnel. The current group of partners includes:<ref>[https://www.nccoe.nist.gov/partners Partners, NCCoE]</ref>
::* [[Amazon|Amazon Web Services]] 
::* [[CableLabs]] 
::* [[Cisco]]
::* [[Docker]]
::* [[f5]] 
::* [[ForeScout]] 
::* [[Global Cyber Alliance]] 
::* [[Hewlett Packard]]
::* [[HyTrust]] 
::* [[IBM]] 
::* [[Juniper Networks]] 
::* [[McAfee]]
::* [[Micro Focus]] 
::* [[Microsoft]] 
::* [[Motorola Solutions]] 
::* [[NextLabs]]
::* [[VMware]]
::* [[ZIMPERIUM]]
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''NCCoE Projects'':<ref>[https://www.nccoe.nist.gov/projects/building-blocks Building Blocks, NCCoE]</ref><br/>
{| class="wikitable; "border="0" 
| * [[5G Security]] || * [[Patching the Enterprise]]
|-
| * [[Adversarial Machine Learning]] || * [[Cryptography#Post-Quantum Cryptography|Post-Quantum Cryptography]]
|-
| * [[Data Security]] || * [[Supply Chain Assurance]]
|-
| * [[Derived PIV Credentials]] || * [[TLS]] Server Certificate Management
|-
| * Internet of Things ([[IoT]]) || * [[Trust]]ed Geolocation in the Cloud
|-
| * [[Mobile Device Security]] || * [[Zero Trust Architecture]]
|}

====NICE====