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The National Institute of Standards & Technology was a government organization aimed at industrial competitiveness.

Before Day 3 Edit

Michelle Dessler served in the Computer Security Division before joining the lower ranks of CTU.

Background information and notes Edit

• National Institute of Standards and Technology at Wikipedia