Trustworthy AI, Privacy Framework, Valley of Death

Also in this issue: NIST to revamp iEdison, free webinar on IT security

View as a Web Page A biweekly news digest from the National Institute of Standards and Technology JANUARY 22, 2020 NIST Releases Version 1.0 of Privacy Framework Is it possible for companies to make good use of customer data while protecting the privacy of individuals? The NIST Privacy Framework shows the way. READ MORE Trustworthy AI: A Conversation With NIST's Chuck Romine Learn how NIST plans to help industry develop AI systems that make the right decisions while ensuring people's privacy and security. Also, find out how we define artificial intelligence!  READ MORE   NIST to Revamp iEdison Tool for Reporting Federally Funded Inventions NIST seeks feedback on how to improve the Interagency Edison System, a 25-year-old online repository for the thousands of inventions resulting every year from the $100 billion in annual R&D funding to nonfederal organizations.  READ MORE Mind the Gap: Bridging the 'Valley of Death' for U.S. Biomanufacturing In the realm of biopharmaceuticals, many obstacles come between a good idea in an American lab and a successful product that's manufactured in the USA. Learn about the insights gained during a trip abroad by the director of Manufacturing USA's NIIMBL institute. READ MORE Industry Impact: Commercial Building Fire Protection Commercial buildings can be over-engineered for fire protection, wasting funds while providing little benefit to occupant safety. NIST has developed tools so architects can confidently identify ways to cut costs without undermining safety. READ MORE Webcast: Identity Management & Access Control in Multiclouds Learn about how to mitigate insider threats from experts at this conference, co-hosted by NIST and Tetrate. Event registration has closed, but you can still sign up to watch the webcast (Jan. 23-24) at no cost. NIST Privacy Framework Webinar: Ready, Set, Adopt Version 1.0 Learn how this new NIST framework can be used by organizations to identify and manage privacy risk. Register now for the webinar on Jan. 29 at 1 p.m. EST. Be a Forensic Investigator Work your way through a crime scene and see the different kinds of evidence that forensic investigators examine, while learning about the scientific research that NIST does to help them solve cases. Check it out on NIST's Instagram page!

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