; (3) collaborate with and support electricity sector trade organizations and their research agencies to improve the cybersecurity of industrial control systems used by members and stakeholders; and (4) collaborate with tribal governments to— (A) identify information, research, and analysis tools needed by tribal governments to increase the industrial control system cybersecurity of electricity assets within their jurisdiction; and (B) facilitate the sharing of information and the development of tools needed to ensure the cybersecurity of tribal electricity assets and systems. (b) Critical electric infrastructure information Information provided to Federal agencies for the purposes of carrying out subsection (a)(1)(C) shall be considered critical electric infrastructure information and provided the protections established in section 10. 7. Education and workforce training research and standards (a) Department of Energy The Secretary shall— (1) utilize human factors research and other methods to identify core skills used by electricity sector industrial control systems cybersecurity professionals; and (2) develop assessment methods and tools to identify existing personnel that show competence in the core skills identified under paragraph (1). (b) National Institute of Standards and Technology The Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology shall— (1) develop voluntary, innovative industrial control systems cybersecurity training and retraining standards, lessons, and recommendations for the electricity sector that minimize duplication of cybersecurity compliance training programs