This report presents the results of a NIST study to determine and document what federal agencies need to meet their information technology (IT) security requirements. A meeting of the NIST IT SecurIty Needs Study Working Group was held at NIST in September 1992 to review and comment on the study results. This report reflects the working group input.
It should be noted that this study was conducted before such subjects as the National Information Infrastructure (NII) and the information super highway had reached the levels of public awareness and discussion that they currently enjoy. However, a rapidly changing technological environment was an implicit assumption of the study. It Is felt that the study results are still relevant, appropriate, and timely.
This report presents the results of a NIST study to determine and document what federal agencies need to meet their information technology (IT) security requirements. A meeting of the NIST IT SecurIty Needs Study Working Group was held at NIST in September 1992 to review and comment on the study...
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This report presents the results of a NIST study to determine and document what federal agencies need to meet their information technology (IT) security requirements. A meeting of the NIST IT SecurIty Needs Study Working Group was held at NIST in September 1992 to review and comment on the study results. This report reflects the working group input.
It should be noted that this study was conducted before such subjects as the National Information Infrastructure (NII) and the information super highway had reached the levels of public awareness and discussion that they currently enjoy. However, a rapidly changing technological environment was an implicit assumption of the study. It Is felt that the study results are still relevant, appropriate, and timely.
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