TU Introduction to NIST’s Risk Management Framework (RMF)

This introductory session will cover the basic steps of the Risk Management Framework (RMF) and the transition away from the previous Certification and Accreditation approach to information systems security and assurance. This will also cover the benefits of the RMF for organizations, local, state, and federal governments. This is first in a series on NIST’s Risk Management Framework (RMF). This session covers topics in (ISC)2 CAP certification, FISMA, DIACAP and DIARMF.

[@johnatemnkeng5872]

Studying IT for the first time, this video is great. thanks .

[@robinjefferson8879]

Great presentation on the RMF!!! I'm currently studying for the CAP exam and have found this to be a great resource. Thanks!

[@LearnSecurity]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rheagalsim7497]

Informative and well put together. Especially liked the flow of the presentation.

[@rushancharania2675]

You mentioned there are 40 sessions that will cover everything regarding RMF?
Loved this tutorial! Better knowledge than any google site!

[@ComnwealthKing]

Awesome presentation, Seth Rogen. Very easy to understand.

[@Mr.stanley12]

Great approach. Thank you for this material!

[@FSafdar]

excellent overview, thanks for posting

[@Jayrprez]

Thank you for creating this video.

[@eemweddings630]

Extremely helpful, thank you!

[@EditaLaurelHRTechnologist]

I really like your presentation. I can understand it better than reading a RMF book. Keep up the good work. Are you teaching?

[@brad6440]

You can certainly tell some of this is 5+ years old. How the DOD specifically, is tackling the synchronization of cyber defense has changed drastically. Just look into USCYBERCOM who is now the 10th Combatant Command and more specifically like at their sub-organization Joint Force Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network (JFHQ-DODIN). Still in its infancy but just in the last two years they’ve made huge leaps in the synchronization of a global network.

[@brad6440]

*Note* USCYBERCOM was stood up but was under USSTRATCOM for a while. It wasn’t until 2018 (maybe late 2017) that they got out from that umbrella and were made their own Combatant Command.

[@df224]

@@brad6440 hi, is there another channel you'd recommend for latest Cybersecurity learning and I was looking to eventually take CISSP - Thank you

[@GroovyMisfit]

When do you expect to post more material regarding the NIST RMF?

[@KojokeyzDJ]

Hey I am trying to get a RISK MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK certification. Can you assist?

[@thugh8144]

Certification is the technical aspect of the c&A process, while the accreditation process is the administrative process of the C&A process.