; and (H) the supply chain of electric grid management system components; (6) improve the physical security of communication technologies and industrial control systems, including remote assets; (7) integrate human factors research into the design and development of advanced tools and processes for dynamic monitoring, detection, protection, mitigation, and response; (8) advance the capabilities and use of relevant interdisciplinary mathematical and computer simulation modeling and analysis methods; (9) evaluate and understand the potential consequences of practices used to maintain the cybersecurity of information technology systems on the cybersecurity of industrial control systems; (10) increase access to and the capabilities of existing cybersecurity test beds to simulate impacts of cyber attacks on industrial control system devices, components, software, and hardware; and (11) reduce the cost of implementing effective cybersecurity technologies and tools in the electricity sector. (c) National Science Foundation The National Science Foundation shall— (1) support fundamental research to advance cybersecurity applications, technologies, and tools for industrial control systems, including incorporating interdisciplinary research in— (A) evolutionary systems, theories, mathematics, and models; (B) economic and financial theories, mathematics, and models; and (C) big data analytical methods, mathematics, computer coding, and algorithms