Name | Award Name | Year | Citation |
Sanjay Rekhi | George A. Uriano Award | 2023 | For its leadership and engagement of stakeholders to identify measurement grand challenges facing the U.S. semiconductor industry. The team's two Semiconductor Metrology Workshops and its publication of Strategic Opportunities for U.S. Semiconductor Manufacturing defined the required advances in measurements and standards needed for NIST and DOC to successfully implement core programs in the CHIPS for America Act. The programs authorized by the CHIPS Act will expand U.S. manufacturing capacity, grow the research and innovation ecosystem for microelectronics and semiconductors in the U.S., and restore U.S. leadership in semiconductor manufacturing. |
Dylan Yaga | Gold Medal Award | 2023 | For improving Law Enforcement, DHS, and Border Patrol’s operations by identifying over 1000 errors in biometric data exchange standards. |
Suzanne Lightman | Silver Medal Award | 2022 | For strengthening the resilience of position, navigation, and timing infrastructure and services on which global commerce and national security rely. |
Michael Bartock | |||
Nikita Wootten | Gold Medal Award | 2022 | For enabling faster, more accurate, and lower cost system implementations through automated assessment of security control effectiveness. |
Stephen Banghart | Gold Medal Award | 2022 | The group is recognized for enabling faster, more accurate, and more secure system deployments and updates with reduced operational costs through the automated assessment of security control implementation and effectiveness. The group developed and increased adoption of the Open Security Controls Assessment Language to facilitate a transition from manual to machine-driven, automated security assessments. The rapid international adoption demonstrates OSCAL’s groundbreaking transformation of systems security-assessment processes. |
Alexander Stein | Gold Medal Award | 2022 | For enabling faster, more accurate, and lower cost system implementations through automated assessment of security control effectiveness. |
Dmitry Cousin | |||
Wendell Piez | |||
David Waltermire | |||
Michaela Iorga | |||
Victoria Pillitteri | Gold Medal Award | 2021 | For exceptional leadership and outstanding technical capability in developing the world’s first framework for managing privacy risk. The group achieved consensus on a flexible and voluntary framework that enables organizations to protect individuals’ privacy while embracing the beneficial uses of data and encouraging technical innovation |
Murugiah Souppaya | Silver Medal Award | 2021 | For developing the first SCAP 1.3 technical content for multiple macOS operating systems |
Dylan Yaga | |||
Eric Trapnell | |||
Mark Trapnell |
Name | Award Name | Year | Citation |
Angela Robinson | Women in Technology Rising Star Award | 2023 | This category honors a woman in the beginning stages of her career who has demonstrated exemplary leadership traits and mentorship |
Jeff Voas | Washington Academy of Sciences Distinguished Career Award in Computer Science | 2023 | For foundational contributions in software fault injection, testability, cloud computing, vetting mobile apps, internet of things, digital twins, and carbon-aware cybersecurity. |
D. Richard Kuhn | ICST Most Influential Paper Award (MIP) | 2023 | For a paper they presented 10 years ago at the 2013 IEEE International Conference on Software Testing, Verification and Validation (ICST). The award has been selected to receive the conference’s 2023 Most Influential Paper (MIP) Award in the category of MIP Practical. |
Ron Ross | Retired General Michael V. Hayden Lifetime Leadership Award | 2021 | For distinguished contributions to the advancement and strength of the US federal cybersecurity community. |
Ron Ross | Special Recognition Award from The American Bar Association’s Section on Science & Technology Law | 2021 | For the enormous contribution made in the field of cybersecurity, particularly in the area of best practices and standards for cybersecurity and cyber risk management that are so critical to securing the Internet and protecting national and economic security. |
David Waltermire | InnovateIT Award | 2021 | For the enormous contribution made in the field of cybersecurity, particularly in the area of best practices and standards for cybersecurity and cyber risk management that are so critical to securing the Internet and protecting national and economic security. |
Christopher Turner | |||
Robert Byers | |||
Annie Sokol | INCITS Merit | 2021 | For her tenacious participation and significant exemplary leadership in the development of international standards for smart cards, cloud computing, and cybersecurity |
Victoria Pillitteri | Federal 100 Award | 2021 | For exceptional leadership and outstanding technical capability in developing the world’s first framework for managing privacy risk. The group achieved consensus on a flexible and voluntary framework that enables organizations to protect individuals’ privacy while embracing the beneficial uses of data and encouraging technical innovation |
Name | Patent Number | Date of Patent | Hyperlink |
Access Control System and Process for Managing and Enforcing an Attribute Based Access Control Policy | 11,062,044 | 2023-07-13 |