NIST’s Penetration Testing Guidance provides recommendations on how to plan and carry out penetration tests, as well as how to report on their findings. It also includes a checklist of things to consider when conducting a penetration test. The guidance is based on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, which is a set of best practices for protecting digital information.
When planning a penetration test, organizations should consider their goals and objectives, as well as the scope of the test. They should also identify the assets that need to be protected and the type of attacks that could be used to compromise those assets. Organizations should also have a clear understanding of their network infrastructure and how it is connected to the Internet.
Once the planning is complete, organizations should carry out the penetration test using a variety of tools and techniques. They should also document their findings and share them with the appropriate stakeholders.
The NIST Penetration Testing Guidance is intended to help organizations improve their cybersecurity postu posture Improve their cybersecurity.
Working with Ecostrat and other partners, the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities has developed this comprehensive database of wood to energy conversion facilitates in the United States and Canada.
Originally developed and hosted by the University of Tennessee, this is the third edition of the web tool, with previous versions supported by the sponsors highlighted below. Today, wood is an important source of renewable energy in the United States and a primary source of fuel for much of the world.
How to Use Map
Welcome to Wood2energy.org, a geospatial database on North American wood to energy conversion facilities. Explore the numerous layers and variables with tools accessed through the icons on the lower bar of the map.
LEGEND Allows you to understand map symbology: facility type, facility size, capacity and operational status.
BASEMAP GALLERY Allows you to change between various base maps. This is useful to identify roads, topography, regions or nearby operations.
LAYER LIST Allows you to toggle layers off and on based on your viewing preference.
DRAW Allows you to mark the map with lines, shapes, symbols or text. Use this to identify a particular woodshed and data within it.
More Information, Analytics and Reports:
We encourage you get the right information to ensure project success. Some users of Wood2Energy may require deeper analytics than can be provided on the wood2energy site. We refer inquiries of this sort to our data partner, Ecostrat (www.ecostrat.com).
Ecostrat’s range of services enables clients to answer critical questions at every project stage: where to site projects, how to measure, minimize and mitigate long-term feedstock risk, due diligence studies at the financing stage, how to obtain underwriting support for Biomass Supply Insurance ©, and how to optimize existing supply chains to decrease feedstock cost and risk.
The US Endowment works collaboratively with partners in the public and private sectors to advance systemic, transformative and sustainable change for the health and vitality of the nation’s working forests and forest-reliant communities.
Ecostrat (www.ecostrat.com) is the developer of the new Wood2Energy database and a leading North American biomass feedstock supply chain solutions company. With over 20 years and 5,000,000 tons of biomass supply experience, the largest database of biomass suppliers and buyers in North America and advanced predictive analytics, we are a reliable partner at any stage in the bioenergy project life-cycle, from early stage supply chain development through to ongoing operations.