NCCoE Learning Series Webinars

During this webinar, the NCCoE celebrates National Small Business Week by showcasing the NIST Small Business Cybersecurity Corner website and new small business community of interest.

During this webinar we provide an overview of the NCCoE’s Dioptra, an artificial intelligence (Ai)/machine learning (ML) test platform that aims to facilitate evaluations of AI/ML algorithms under a diverse set of conditions.

The NCCoE showcases its new electric vehicle (EV) extreme fast charging (XFC) infrastructure project and brings together an expert panel to discuss EV XFC cybersecurity challenges and opportunities.

Learn about the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence: who we are, what we do, and why it matters. Learn about our applied cybersecurity mission, how we deliver value to industry, and ways you can get involved.

During this webinar, the NCCoE provides an overview of its new project, Securing Water and Wastewater Utilities: Cybersecurity for the Water and Wastewater Systems Sector.

The NCCoE celebrates Cybersecurity Career Awareness Week 2022 by highlighting internship and employment opportunities at NIST for students at all levels of education.

During this webinar we take a walk down memory lane, looking at NIST’s contributions to the field of cybersecurity over the last 50 years. We also take time to look at where we are today and explore some of our priorities for the future.

During this webinar attendees receive an update on NIST’s Post-Quantum Cryptography Standardization Process and learn about the NCCoE’s recently launched Migration to Post-Quantum Cryptography project.

During this webinar, we provide a brief overview of five new NIST publications on trusted cloud and hardware-enabled security.

Our June NCCoE Learning Series webinar introduces attendees to the Implementing a Zero Trust Architecture project.

This webinar explores a voluntary, risk-based approach to reducing cyber risk to the LNG supply chain.

This month we are excited to partner with the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) Webinar Series to highlight how industry uses the Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity (NICE Framework).

In recognition of 50 years of cybersecurity at NIST, this NCCoE Learning Series fireside chat examines the evolution of the CSF, success stories, latest updates, and plans for advancement.

Join the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) to celebrate Data Privacy Week 2022. On Thursday, January 27 at 3 p.m. EST we will host a fireside chat to explore the NIST Privacy Framework.

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) devices at the grid edge are increasing rapidly and transforming the power grid. Their connectivity, the conduit through which they can become vulnerable, is an emerging cyber threat to the distribution grid.

Learn how the NCCoE and University of Maryland are collaborating on cybersecurity to help utilities and operators of critical energy infrastructure protect the complex IT and OT systems that power our economy.

Meet four NIST professionals and learn how they got into cybersecurity and privacy, the challenges and rewards along the way, and advice for a successful career.

The NCCoE explores how and why attackers are targeting computing device supply chains and how organizations can manage this complex challenge.

Following on from last month’s fireside chat, “Telehealth Security and Privacy Tips for Healthcare Providers and Patients,” the NCCoE's Healthcare Project Team will delve deeper into technical cybersecurity guidance for RPM ecosystems.

Find out how the NCCoE is addressing some of the healthcare sector’s most pressing cybersecurity and privacy needs.

Join Computer Scientist Gema Howell for an overview of the NIST NCCoE technical cybersecurity guidance for BYOD mobile devices.

Mobile devices provide unprecedented convenience and flexibility for organizations by providing access to business resources at anytime, and anywhere. Explore the steps you can take to improve mobile device security for your organization.

Hear from Kevin Stine, chief of the Applied Cybersecurity Division in the NIST Information Technology Laboratory, as he discusses NIST’s cybersecurity and privacy priorities for the coming years.

Following up from the February 2021 fireside chat, Bill Fisher, security engineer at the NCCoE and project lead for the Public Safety and First Responder Sector, delves deeper into the NCCoE’s body of ICAM work.

Join the NCCoE to examine current and emerging cybersecurity concerns for public safety personnel, and proactive steps to mitigate cybersecurity risks.