July 18, 2014
Top Ten: Ensuring a Smooth Transition to RMF
Now that DoD has “officially” begun its adoption of “RMF for DoD IT”, let’s take a look at some of the things your organization can do to ensure a smooth…
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July 18, 2014
Now that DoD has “officially” begun its adoption of “RMF for DoD IT”, let’s take a look at some of the things your organization can do to ensure a smooth…
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We just wanted to share this great message we just got from a client that sat in our CISSP training a few months ago! I would like to thank both of you.
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Using an iPad's unlimited data plan to download from the Internet and upload to your PC. A great solution for those who don't have unlimited bandwidth at home.
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We are getting excited about our upcoming Offensive Wifi and Mitigation Techniques class. Gear has started to arrive!
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The Risk Management Framework (RMF) is a seven-step process defined by NIST SP 800-37 and mandated for all federal and DoD information systems.
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A deadline for federal agencies to adhere to the government’s baseline cloud security standards and changes to the standards themselves are coming up very…
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As DoD begins its transition from DIACAP to Risk Management Framework for DoD IT, everyone is naturally focused on all the things that will be…
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Now that DoD has “officially” begun its adoption of RMF, let’s take a look at some of the things that are “new”! 10. Cybersecurity.
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by Annette Leonard BAI Consulting Continuous Monitoring has long been recognized as a critical element in maintaining a strong security posture for any IT…
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In this article Colin discusses the use of the percent sign in python.
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In the article, Colin briefly describes the address types seen in IPv6: unicast, multicast, and anycast.
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