Newly Released NIST Data Privacy Draft Supports Quantum Computing Implementation
We’ll have to dip our whiskers into this draft. NIST always has a lot to say, or add, to any cybersecurity conversation. Good to see quantum computing cybersecurity is making its way into data privacy documentation at a Federal level. Because Quantum is Coming. Qubit.
NIST Releases Draft Data Privacy Framework
Key points…
+ The National Institute of Standards and Technology has issued a draft framework for ensuring compliance with ethical standards for data privacy, Federal News Network reported Wednesday [February 19]
+ NIST aims to use the draft data privacy guidance to support the implementation of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, internet-of-things and biometrics. The agency also wants to establish standards for privacy techniques and other risk assessment procedures.
+ In addition, NIST will work with its National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education component to establish skills requirements for positions involving privacy assessment.
Source: Executive Gov. Brenda Marie Rivers, NIST Releases Draft Data Privacy Framework…
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