I think you might want to update your slide. When you talk about the A&A process slide assessment step is now 5 and authorization step is now 6 under the NEW revision 800-37 rev 5 from NIST. I just don't want other audience to be perplexed.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It is crucial for us to rely on the specific guidance and documentation provided by the respective organization or agency to accurately determine the step numbering and procedures in use. It's worth noting that some organizations designate the "Prepare" step as "Step 0" to minimize the need for extensive revisions to existing documentation and maintain the six main step, when transitioning to the seven steps of the RMF. Additionally, it's important to observe that SP 800-37 places more emphasis on the specific step name themselves, such as "Prepare Step," "Categorize Step," "Select Step," and so forth, rather than assigning explicit numerical labels to them.
Thanks again for always making your videos so easy to follow. I really respect your passion in your videos. Thanks. Things always tend to be much clearer for me after watching your videos.
Brother, I am brushing up for an ISSE interview in a few hours, so these videos are extremely handy! You've gained a new sub. Are you an NQV by any chance?
This is so far the best ATO and RMF explanation video on TH-cam. Thank you sir!
You are very welcome!
Thanks my man, I have an interview tomorrow and I'm brushing up on my RMF. This was great help!
Glad it helped!
This is one of the best and simplest way to explain RMF that I ever watched. Well detailed bro.... I just subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
Great video. Well explained. Thanks for the content. You've earned yourself a new subscriber.
You're very welcome, and thank you!
I think you might want to update your slide. When you talk about the A&A process slide assessment step is now 5 and authorization step is now 6 under the NEW revision 800-37 rev 5 from NIST. I just don't want other audience to be perplexed.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It is crucial for us to rely on the specific guidance and documentation provided by the respective organization or agency to accurately determine the step numbering and procedures in use. It's worth noting that some organizations designate the "Prepare" step as "Step 0" to minimize the need for extensive revisions to existing documentation and maintain the six main step, when transitioning to the seven steps of the RMF. Additionally, it's important to observe that SP 800-37 places more emphasis on the specific step name themselves, such as "Prepare Step," "Categorize Step," "Select Step," and so forth, rather than assigning explicit numerical labels to them.
Thank you very much for great walk-through of the RMF process. Much appreciated.
You are very welcome. Glad it was helpful!
Well explained.
Thank you!
RMF in a nutshell....thanks sir!
You're welcome...I am glad you like it.
Great insight, thank you for sharing. I just got my CAP certification!!!!
Awesome, Congratulations!!!
@@KamilSec I would like to ask some questions and hopefully guide. May I have your email or a means of reaching you if you don't mind?
@@idaraetim500 sure, kaamilzak@gmail.com
This is great. May you be inspired more and more.
Insightful. Great job!
Thanks for the comment.
Thanks again for always making your videos so easy to follow. I really respect your passion in your videos. Thanks. Things always tend to be much clearer for me after watching your videos.
I appreciate that! Thanks!
Brother, I am brushing up for an ISSE interview in a few hours, so these videos are extremely handy! You've gained a new sub. Are you an NQV by any chance?
Best of luck! No I am not
Great video. Can u explain it with a real time example please.
I will give a try...
@@KamilSec hello did you teach the class .. can I have your contact to discuss joining your class
@@rebeccaoseitutu3515 kaamilzak@gmail.com
Thank you
You're welcome
Can you please make a video on all the documents (NIST SP ) needed to complete the Rmf steps. From categorization to ATO. Thank you.