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Related publications
You may be interested in the following publications:
CISA Releases Guidance on Phishing-Resistant and Numbers Matching Multi-factor Authentication. Get up and running with the FIDO UI Kit for Figma and use pre-built FIDO related animations, buttons, illustrations, notifications, logos, and symbols. https://www.figma.com/@fido
Nielsen Norman Group
Unsure where to start? Use this collection of links to our articles and videos to learn about some principles of human psychology and how they relate to UX design. Resources in this study guide are grouped under the following topics:
Discussing Policies and Politics
Last year when political discussions went from uncomfortable to toxic, some companies took a stand and decided not to allow political discussions at work. Regardless of your policy, 65% of employees are having the conversations. How can we support employees and encourage them to handle differences, respect one another, listen, and learn? The answer requires respecting others’ views, inviting different perspectives, and teaching others how to thoughtfully disagree. These are the same tools you should be embracing to improve your corporate culture. For those interested in nuanced conversations I have compiled “Searching for the America We Need” a “Better-Better”, and “Alternate Facts for Truthers”.
RedEye is the latest in a set of tools that CISA released as open-source projects over the past few years. Among them are Malcom – a network traffic analysis tool, ICS NPP – a tool for parsing Industrial Control Systems Network Protocols, Sparrow – a PowerShell script for detecting possible compromised accounts and apps in Azure and Microsoft 365 environments.
NIST IoT Cybersecurity Program Updates
- The final version of Profile of the IoT Core Baseline for Consumer IoT Products (NIST IR 8425). The public draft (June 2022) took the consumer IoT cybersecurity criteria from our February 2022 white paper on Recommended Criteria for Cybersecurity Labeling for Consumer Internet of Things (IoT) Products and formally incorporated them into NIST’s family of IoT cybersecurity guidance. This final version addresses feedback received by NIST on the June 2022 draft.
- Workshop Summary Report for “Building on the NIST Foundations: Next Steps in IoT Cybersecurity” (NIST IR 8431). This IR reviews the keynote presentations from our June 2022 virtual workshop, and identifies NIST’s key takeaways and next steps based on the workshop discussions and Q&A.
