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FedRAMP Nist 800-53 Rev. 5 is out! Lot of new controls, consolidated controls and adding in new control familes. The more you know!
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Developing an effective security training program is critical to meeting the #CTPAT #securitytraining requirements. Here are 4 recommendations for organizations from BSI Supply Chain Services and Solutions expert Tony Pelli 1) Conduct a needs assessment 2) Comprehensive plan... Read here to learn about all 4 recommendations: https://lnkd.in/eH2AzsN3
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DoD’s “Affirmation” Requirement in CMMC program § 170.22 Affirmation: Affirmation. “(a) General. The OSA must affirm continuing compliance with the appropriate level CMMC Self-Assessment or CMMC Certification Assessment.” https://lnkd.in/gAUnmZHf This DoD requirement for affirmation has some slight similarity to SEC’s Sarbanes-Oxley § 404 (SOX 404) Act applicable to publicly traded entities. Both regulations aim to improve the accountability and transparency of the entities that are subject to them, by requiring them to attest to the effectiveness of their internal controls over certain aspects of their operations.
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Just completed a training on good information governance with strategies for how companies can protect sensitive or regulated data from getting into the wrong hands. If interested head to box.com and check out 5 Steps to Good Governance. #training
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SOC 2 & HITRUST & ISO 27001, oh my! Compliance doesn’t have to be scary. Thoropass University equips you with comprehensive resources and actionable insights to support your infosec journey 🤝 Check it out: https://ow.ly/AiBT50PcwqM
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Easily demonstrate compliance with ISO 27001 using our Statement of Applicability template. Record your information security controls, their implementation status, and justifications. Download our free template today: https://lnkd.in/eBtTzKDC #ISO27001 #ISMS #InformationSecurity
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Achieve NIST compliance for your business without slowing down your team. Learn how from @Trend Micro: https://lnkd.in/esFN8Rjz
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📢 ISO just released the first #QKD standard! In particular, it is ISO/IEC 23837-1 and soon also ISO/IEC 23837-2. 👆 Both standards are part of "Information technology security techniques — Security requirements, test and evaluation methods for quantum key distribution", where 23837-1 is Part 1: Requirements and 23837-2 is Part 2: Evaluation and testing methods. ⏩ 23837-1 includes: Principle of QKD and typical architecture, Security problems of QKD, Security functional requirements, and Guidelines for PP/ST construction ⏩ 23837-1 includes: Evaluation methodology and Test methods ➡ Their purpose is the security evaluation of quantum key distribution (QKD) according to the ISO/IEC 15408 series. ➡ They do not describe individual quantum protocols (they are not standardised anyway) but just types of protocols, such as prepare-and-measure, measurement-device-independent, entanglement-based or discrete-variable/continuous-variable. ➡ 23837-1 also defines basic terminology and a generic description of QKD modules/components. ➡ Based on ETSI GR QKD series. ➡ 23837-2 Appendix D describes the correspondence between evaluation activities and known quantum attacks but very briefly. ▶ In conclusion, ISO/IEC DIS 23837-1,2 can be expected to be required certification for upcoming QKD networks where security is considered seriously. Links in comments. #QKD #quantumsecurity #informationsecurity
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This is quite big! Standardisation of quantum-key distributions systems is essential for the large-scale deployment of this technology across corporations that require future-proof security against any type of attack. ISO - International Organization for Standardization releasing this document is a fundamental step towards this. Hopefully other national and international organisations will be encouraged to look into this as well and make their own conclusions and recommendations public (UK's National Cyber Security Centre, US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and others). #qkd #quantumtechnology #quantumcryptography #quantumcomputing
📢 ISO just released the first #QKD standard! In particular, it is ISO/IEC 23837-1 and soon also ISO/IEC 23837-2. 👆 Both standards are part of "Information technology security techniques — Security requirements, test and evaluation methods for quantum key distribution", where 23837-1 is Part 1: Requirements and 23837-2 is Part 2: Evaluation and testing methods. ⏩ 23837-1 includes: Principle of QKD and typical architecture, Security problems of QKD, Security functional requirements, and Guidelines for PP/ST construction ⏩ 23837-1 includes: Evaluation methodology and Test methods ➡ Their purpose is the security evaluation of quantum key distribution (QKD) according to the ISO/IEC 15408 series. ➡ They do not describe individual quantum protocols (they are not standardised anyway) but just types of protocols, such as prepare-and-measure, measurement-device-independent, entanglement-based or discrete-variable/continuous-variable. ➡ 23837-1 also defines basic terminology and a generic description of QKD modules/components. ➡ Based on ETSI GR QKD series. ➡ 23837-2 Appendix D describes the correspondence between evaluation activities and known quantum attacks but very briefly. ▶ In conclusion, ISO/IEC DIS 23837-1,2 can be expected to be required certification for upcoming QKD networks where security is considered seriously. Links in comments. #QKD #quantumsecurity #informationsecurity
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