By Amanda Lowell, Security+CE, RDRP Folks frequently reach out to BAI to ask, “Which security controls are required for X kind of DoD system?” It’s a valid question that can also be indicative of a common misconception. The short answer is, you will have certain control overlays for your information…
By Kathryn Daily, CISSP, CGRC, RDRP I know it’s a catchy headline, but it’s the wrong question to ask. NIST RMF and CSF are two totally different animals with a different purpose. NIST RMF is primarily focused on managing overall organizational risk, providing a structured approach…
By Kathryn Daily, CISSP, CGRC, RDRP 🔒 Elevate Your Cybersecurity Career with RMF Training! 🚀🌐 In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying ahead is not just an advantage; it’s a necessity. 🌐💡 That’s why I’m passionate about highlighting the significance of Risk Management Framework (RMF) training for career growth in…
As of 4:30 eastern time, I was able to login to RMF Knowledge Service. Hopefully it’s back for good.
Are you going to Technet Augusta? So are we! (Did we just become best friends? 👫) Come see us at booth 216. We will have informational handouts, RMF hot sauce, and maybe a funny joke. 🥳
By Amanda Lowell, Security+ CE, RDRP My friends and I joke that being in the field of cybersecurity is equivalent to searching for unicorns–achieving cybersecurity is a myth… Let me explain. The “cybersecurity” buzzword, as it is thrown around by executives today, is a myth. The concept of…
This blog excerpt is taken from our July 2023 newsletter. To view the rest of the newsletter, visit rmf.org/newsletter. By Kathryn Daily, CISSP, CGRC (Formerly CAP), RDRP NIST SP 800-53 (National Institute of Standards and Technology Special Publication 800-53) provides a set of security and privacy controls for information systems…