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NIST Training Assess & Manage Risk

Course 00101

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20 hours

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Category: Gouvernance, Risk and Compliance

Description

This NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) Cybersecurity Framework training course will teach US (United States) Government cybersecurity staff to protect their organization from unacceptable losses by effectively assessing and managing risk. Through NIST training, they will learn how to employ the NIST Cybersecurity Framework defined by The NIST and ensure their organization meets the cyber security laws and regulations imposed on all US Government agencies. • Attendees receive a complete set of course notes and a workbook containing all the course workshops • Every source document used in developing the course may be downloaded from the NIST Website free of charge

What you'll learn

Implement the NIST Risk Management Framework for assessing and managing your organization's information infrastructure risks.

Select and implement security controls that satisfy FISMA, OMB (Office of Management and Budget), and Department/Agency requirements.

Maintain an acceptable security posture over the system life cycle.

Apply FedRAMP-compliant cloud-based solutions.

Pre-requisites

• None

Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to Risk Assessment and Management

Ensuring compliance with applicable laws, regulations, policies, and directives

Protecting the organization from unacceptable losses

Describing the NIST RMF (Risk Management Framework)

Applying NIST risk management processes

Module 2: Characterizing System Security Requirements

Defining the system

Prescribing the system security boundary

Pinpointing system interconnections

Incorporating characteristics of ICS (Industrial Control Systems) and FedRAMP-compliant cloud-based systems

Identifying security risk components

Estimating the impact of compromises to confidentiality, integrity, and availability

Adopting the appropriate model for categorizing system risk

Specialized considerations for U.S. Government classified information

Setting the stage for successful risk management

Documenting critical risk assessment and management decisions in the SSP (System Security Plan)

Appointing qualified individuals to risk governance roles

Module 3: Selecting Appropriate Security Controls

Assigning a security control baseline

Investigating security control families

Determining the baseline from system security impact

Tailoring the baseline to fit the system

• Examining the structure of security controls, enhancements, and parameters

Binding control overlays to the selected baseline

Gauging the need for enhanced assurance

Distinguishing system-specific, compensating, and non-applicable controls

Module 4: Reducing Risk through Effective Control Implementation

Specifying the implementation approach

Maximizing security effectiveness by "building in" security

Reducing residual risk in legacy systems via "bolt-on" security elements

Applying NIST controls

Enhancing system robustness through selection of evaluated and validated components

Coordinating implementation approaches to administrative, operational, and technical controls

Providing evidence of compliance through supporting artifacts

Implementing CNSSI-1253 for national security systems

Module 5: Assessing Compliance Scope and Depth

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NIST Training Assess & Manage Risk

Description

What you'll learn

Pre-requisites

Curriculum

Ensuring compliance with applicable laws, regulations, policies, and directives

Protecting the organization from unacceptable losses

Describing the NIST RMF (Risk Management Framework)

Applying NIST risk management processes

Defining the system

Prescribing the system security boundary

Pinpointing system interconnections

Incorporating characteristics of ICS (Industrial Control Systems) and FedRAMP-compliant cloud-based systems

Identifying security risk components

Estimating the impact of compromises to confidentiality, integrity, and availability

Adopting the appropriate model for categorizing system risk

Specialized considerations for U.S. Government classified information

Setting the stage for successful risk management

Documenting critical risk assessment and management decisions in the SSP (System Security Plan)

Appointing qualified individuals to risk governance roles

Assigning a security control baseline

Investigating security control families

Determining the baseline from system security impact

Determining the baseline from system security impact

Tailoring the baseline to fit the system

• Examining the structure of security controls, enhancements, and parameters

Binding control overlays to the selected baseline

Gauging the need for enhanced assurance

Distinguishing system-specific, compensating, and non-applicable controls

Specifying the implementation approach

Maximizing security effectiveness by "building in" security

Reducing residual risk in legacy systems via "bolt-on" security elements

Applying NIST controls

Enhancing system robustness through selection of evaluated and validated components

Coordinating implementation approaches to administrative, operational, and technical controls

Providing evidence of compliance through supporting artifacts

Implementing CNSSI-1253 for national security systems

Developing an assessment plan

Prioritizing depth of control assessment

Optimizing validation through sequencing and consolidation

Verifying compliance through tests, interviews, and examinations

Formulating an authorization recommendation

Evaluating overall system security risk

Mitigating residual risks

Publishing the POA&M (Plan of Action and Milestones), the risk assessment and recommendation

Aligning authority and responsibility

Quantifying organizational risk tolerance

Elevating authorization decisions in high-risk scenarios

Forming a risk-based decision

Appraising system operational impact

Weighing residual risk against operational utility

Issuing ATO (Authority to Operate)

Justifying continuous reauthorization

Preserving an acceptable security posture

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