President Biden's Executive Order: "...cybersecurity requires more than government action. Protecting our Nation from malicious cyber actors requires the Federal Government to partner with the private sector."
Here is a way to ACTUALLY deliver on the directive.
Whatever the mechanism, make it more profitable to be secure than insecure. That simple market dynamic is all that matters. Here is how to make CMMC work using market economics, rather than fighting them...
Communication is a critical for an effective cybersecurity program. Taking the time to establish frames of reference can help keep everyone from talking past each other.
FutureFeed releases its CMMC 2.0 upgrade on Monday, 15 November 2021. Details include the elimination of deprecated practices and processes, user interface changes, and a full merger of NIST 800-171 and CMMC Level 2 - Advanced.
With many organizations finding themselves relieved of the 3rd-part CMMC assessment requirement, it is time to tackle the challenge of the self-assessment. What does it mean to self-assess, and how to start?
Using DoD’s numbers, that means 180,000 companies or more can simply self-assess their environments. DoD’s “risk-based approach” sounds great, and those 180,000+ contractors we are off the hook, right?
Not so fast.
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