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Associate Director for Laboratory Programs

Research Security Office

Training Resources

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We will continue to post additional training videos during the next few months. 

Malign Foreign Recruitment/Placement Programs and Non Traditional Collectors

NIST Research Security Training: Malign Foreign Talent Programs and Non-Traditional Collectors
NIST Research Security Training: Malign Foreign Talent Programs and Non-Traditional Collectors
Research security training is crucial for protecting science in a competitive global landscape. Key topics include safeguarding international science, understanding non-traditional information collectors, and recognizing risks from foreign recruitment. The discussion emphasizes the need for a strong research security framework to protect US economic and national security, as well as researchers' intellectual property. Best practices for effective science protection are also highlighted. ##ResearchSecurity #IntellectualProperty #InternationalCollaboration #NISTIR8484 #ForeignRecruitment"

Foreign Travel Guidance

NIST Research Security Training: Foreign Travel Guidance
NIST Research Security Training: Foreign Travel Guidance
Research security training is crucial for protecting science in a competitive global landscape. Key topics include safeguarding international science, understanding non-traditional information collectors, and recognizing risks from foreign recruitment. The discussion focuses on the risks of foreign travel both in-person and virtually.

NIST IR 8484 Research Security Framework

NIST Research Security Training: NIST IR 8484 Research Security Framework
NIST Research Security Training: NIST IR 8484 Research Security Framework
Research security training is crucial for protecting science in a competitive global landscape. This session emphasizes the importance of safeguarding international science through the NIST IR 8484 framework—a comprehensive set of best practices for protecting collaborative research. Key topics include risk assessment and management, transparency in international collaborations, disclosure of foreign affiliations, and compliance with federal policies such as NSPM-33 and the CHIPS and Science Act. The session underscores the role of institutional culture, clear communication, and strategic mitigation in protecting intellectual property and critical technologies while enabling open and secure scientific collaboration.

 

Created May 2, 2025, Updated June 2, 2025