US Cybersecurity Enhancement Act of 2014 (Public Law 113-274)
Title II: Cybersecurity research and development – US Cybersecurity Enhancement Act of 2014 (Public Law 113-274)

US Cybersecurity Enhancement Act of 2014 (Public Law 113-274) 201d-f: Research is coordinated across initiatives, funded in the listed security areas and directed at a science of cybersecurity

What does 201d-f require?

OSTP's Director coordinates federal cybersecurity research under the Act with other security research initiatives of NSF, NIST, Homeland Security, other agencies, federal and private laboratories, universities, non-profits and international partners; NSF's grant areas for computer and network security research are extended to secure fundamental protocols, secure software engineering and software assurance (security-featured languages and systems, portable secure code, verification and validation, comparison models and metrics), holistic system security (building secure systems out of components both trusted and untrusted, proactive vulnerability reduction, insider threats, privacy with security), monitoring and detection, mitigation and rapid recovery, wireless and mobile security, and cloud infrastructure and service security; and each applicable agency supports, through existing programmes, research toward a scientific foundation for cybersecurity with repeatable experimentation and quantifiable metrics.

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