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NIST Gathers Industry Partners For National Cybersecurity Center Of Excellence

Wednesday, April 17th, 2013

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A year after creating a center of excellence forging new solutions to cyber security, the National Institute of Standards and Technology recently said it has added 11 industry partners. The new partners to the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence include Cisco Systems [CSCO], Hewlett-Packard [HPQ], HyTrust Inc., Intel Corp. [INTC] and its security company McAfee, Microsoft [MSFT], EMC Corp.’s [EMC] RSA division, Splunk Inc., Symantec [SYMC], Vanguard Integrity Professionals and Venafi Inc. The companies will contribute hardware and software and…

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