I use a security schedule which act as agreed upon security standards and minimum baselines. Another compliment to and SLA is a DPA which illustrates regulatory pairings to expected service performance (how data will be used, processed, deleted, subcontractors. Etc. )
I have never heard of the need for a NDA for using a SaaS platform. Ordinarily, it Commercial in Confidence - not a NDA - the SLA and then the platform confidentiality agreements cover all data confidentiality. As with any of these services your are accepting some risk of using publicly hosted services and storing your data on them. Example Microsoft won't sign your NDA for using O365 - they have set out terms of use and security levels - if you have high levels of data security then your need to peer use their hosting in secure facilities, however through all of this no NDA is signed. NDAs are signed when you are protecting your secrets i.e. employees working with your trade secrets or contracted manufacturers building products under your designs etc. Licensing is something that you definitely pay for - for virtually all platforms your have to purchase license levels or user licensing - they don't provide that service for free!
I do have a recommendation, could you read the question verbatim then put your spin on it. It's confusing trying to read along and understand the question. Most of the time I have to mute you and read the question myself. Thanks! Big supporter!!
I personally hit the the pause button to read myself and then hear him explain it. It helps me if I understood the way the question was worded, as part of the exam is trying to understand what is being asked.
My thanks to you, Sir. I have just passed the CISSP exam. Your videos have helped me a lot. May you be blessed always!
CONGRATULATIONS to you! Good job!
I use a security schedule which act as agreed upon security standards and minimum baselines. Another compliment to and SLA is a DPA which illustrates regulatory pairings to expected service performance (how data will be used, processed, deleted, subcontractors. Etc. )
The more I see these the more I confirm... yes I can learn this. Thanks Colin
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I have never heard of the need for a NDA for using a SaaS platform. Ordinarily, it Commercial in Confidence - not a NDA - the SLA and then the platform confidentiality agreements cover all data confidentiality. As with any of these services your are accepting some risk of using publicly hosted services and storing your data on them.
Example Microsoft won't sign your NDA for using O365 - they have set out terms of use and security levels - if you have high levels of data security then your need to peer use their hosting in secure facilities, however through all of this no NDA is signed.
NDAs are signed when you are protecting your secrets i.e. employees working with your trade secrets or contracted manufacturers building products under your designs etc.
Licensing is something that you definitely pay for - for virtually all platforms your have to purchase license levels or user licensing - they don't provide that service for free!
Peace and Blessings. Do we know if we get credit for partially correct answer? Thx.
10:00 ISC2 uses Oxford Comma in the real answer and not the fake.
Always remember PAPA!
By ethical reasons I really learned the cose of ethics, not the mnemonics. :)
you are speaking so fast, I am not native speaker, but your videos are helpful ! Thanks for doing wonderful cissp.
You can change the playback speed to slow me down. Slow it too much and I start to sound like I’ve had too much bourbon, though. 👍🏻
I do have a recommendation, could you read the question verbatim then put your spin on it. It's confusing trying to read along and understand the question. Most of the time I have to mute you and read the question myself. Thanks! Big supporter!!
I personally hit the the pause button to read myself and then hear him explain it. It helps me if I understood the way the question was worded, as part of the exam is trying to understand what is being asked.
I want to get my girl friends the same shirt but with SSL v1 . Lol .