Which NIST IR is described as the annual Interagency Report?

• A. IR 7816 - 2011 Computer Security Division Report
• B. IR 7564 - Security Metrics
• C. IR 7359 - Information Security Guide for Gov Executives
• D. IR 7581 - System and Network Security Acronyms and Abbreviations

Answer: (A)

Recognize that an annual Interagency Report in NIST terms is a broad, yearly publication issued by a specific division, typically labeled as a Computer Security Division Report with a year in the citation. Among the options, the one from 2011 described as a Computer Security Division Report fits this pattern, signaling it’s a general annual overview produced by that division. The other items are focused, topic-specific documents—security metrics, guidance for government executives, and a glossary of acronyms—rather than a broad yearly interagency report. Therefore, the 2011 Computer Security Division Report best matches the description of the annual Interagency Report.