NIST has released draft guidelines for secure software development, developed by a consortium of industry partners and cybersecurity experts. These guidelines aim to help organizations build software more securely and efficiently, addressing vulnerabilities throughout the development lifecycle. The initiative is a response to a recent executive order on strengthening national cybersecurity and incorporates AI capabilities and zero-trust principles. NIST is currently seeking public comments on the draft, with a virtual event planned for August 27th. AI
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RANK_REASON NIST is releasing draft guidelines and soliciting public comment, which falls under research and policy development.
