; relating to the termination of advisory committees) shall apply to the Working Group. 202. Process for adoption research and a best practices voluntary guidelines for laboratory facilities (a) Establishment of the Post-Secondary Laboratory Development Task Force The Secretary of Homeland Security shall establish a Post-Secondary Laboratory Research Development Task Force (hereinafter in this section referred to as the Development Task Force ). (b) Responsibilities The Development Task Force shall conduct research for and make recommendations to the Secretary regarding best practices voluntary guidelines for college and university laboratory facilities for education and research purposes related to information assurance, cybersecurity and computing security. Such research on what baseline equipment, capacity, skilled instruction, and certification may be needed for a set of best practices voluntary guidelines for colleague or university laboratories and make recommendations on the best methods of assuring that the greatest number of institutions have access to facilities that meet the baseline best practices regarding— (1) qualifications for laboratories for the purpose of providing education or instruction in computing security, computer networks, enterprises, informatics, and other systems designated by the Secretary; (2) types of software; (3) types of hardware; (4) types of firmware; (5) security applications, including firewalls, whole hat hackers, red teams, and blue teams; (6) security protocols needed to protect the physical and computer resources of the laboratory; (7) accreditation and certification of college and university computer and information security laboratories; (8) best practices for— (A) public-private collaborations to support secondary and post-secondary laboratory facilities for computer or information security; (B) visiting guest lecture programs for business and Government information technology security experts