; and (3) technical analysis that can be used by the private sector in developing best practices for test beds and test bed methodologies that will enable reproducible testing of cybersecurity protections for information systems, electronic devices, and other relevant components, software, and hardware across test beds. (c) Regulatory authority None of the activities authorized in this section shall be construed to authorize regulatory actions. Additionally, the voluntary standards developed under this section shall not duplicate or conflict with mandatory reliability standards. 1313. Vulnerability testing and technical assistance to improve cybersecurity (a) In general The Secretary shall— (1) coordinate with energy sector asset owners and operators, leveraging the research facilities and expertise of the National Laboratories, to assist entities in developing testing capabilities by— (A) utilizing a range of methods to identify vulnerabilities in physical and cyber systems; (B) developing cybersecurity risk assessment tools and providing analyses and recommendations to participating stakeholders; and (C) working with stakeholders to develop methods to share anonymized and aggregated test results to assist relevant stakeholders in the energy sector, researchers, and the private sector to advance cybersecurity efforts, technologies, and tools; (2) collaborate with relevant stakeholders, including public utility commissions, to— (A) identify information, research, staff training, and analytical tools needed to evaluate cybersecurity issues and challenges in the energy sector; and (B) facilitate the sharing of information and the development of tools identified under subparagraph (A)