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By understanding and addressing these vulnerabilities early, organizations can build a more resilient cybersecurity posture and confidently move toward successful CMMC certification.
Without certification, companies will become ineligible to bid on or renew DoD contracts, directly impacting revenue and growth opportunities.
IT modernization and tech efficiency have long been priorities in the federal space, but evolving policies are driving the need for unprecedented adaptation.
Unlock FedRAMP authorization for CSPs with MFA. Discover requirements, challenges, and strategies for seamless integration.
Changes introduced in NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 align with Executive Order 14028 as well as Executive Memorandums M-21-31 and M-22-09.
Transitioning from a career in law enforcement to one in cybersecurity was, on paper, a relatively short journey, lasting some 18 months of graduate school while pursuing a master’s degree in Cybersecurity Technology.
Overview of the final FedRAMP (NIST SP 800-53) Rev. 5 release.
StateRAMP is a non-profit organization that launched in early 2021 with the goal of providing a standardized approach to cloud cybersecurity authorization for State and Local governments. You might ask, why create another governing body when a proven framework for the federal government like FedRAMP exists? We get it, each industry and governing body needs to be a special snowflake. Before we jump to conclusions, let’s dive into the StateRAMP program to see if cloud service providers (CSP) should be paying attention for future business opportunity.
Overview of the draft release of NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 for FedRAMP
