; and (ii) an analysis of incentive mechanisms and their potential to increase investments in cybersecurity; (2) develop voluntary guidance to improve forensic analyses capabilities, including— (A) developing standardized terminology and monitoring processes; (B) identifying minimum data needed; and (C) utilizing human factors research to develop more effective procedures for logging incident events; and (3) work with the National Science Foundation, Department of Homeland Security, National Institute of Standards and Technology, and stakeholders to develop a mechanism to anonymize, aggregate, and share the testing results from cybersecurity industrial control system test beds to facilitate technology improvements by public and private sector researchers. (b) Critical electric infrastructure information Information provided to Federal agencies for the purposes of carrying out subsection (a) shall be considered critical electric infrastructure information and provided the protections established in section 10. (c) Standards The Secretary, in collaboration with the Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology and other appropriate Federal agencies, shall convene relevant stakeholders and facilitate the development of— (1) voluntary, consensus-based technical standards to improve cybersecurity for— (A) emerging energy technologies; (B) distributed generation and storage technologies, and other distributed energy resources; (C) electric vehicles; and (D) other technologies and devices that connect to the electric grid that can affect voltage stability; (2) recommended cybersecurity features and requirements that can be used by the private sector to design and build interoperable cybersecurity features into— (A) devices and components; (B) software and hardware; and (C) other technologies that connect to the electric grid