With supply chain attacks becoming the norm, developers must secure their software before it hits the market. And, like they typically do, NIST provides a clear framework for developers to ensure their products are safe enough for government work.
Here, we take a deeper dive into the Secure Software Development Framework.
Hardware, operating systems, software and apps, and third-party platforms are all components of your IT infrastructure, including its operating procedures and settings. Misconfiguration of these components can have ripple effects across an entire network, so investing time and effort into configuration management is critical.
Here, we cover secure configuration management and why it’s essential for organizations serious about security and compliance.
IT providers meeting the strict requirements of CMMC might assume that they are secure enough to withstand most threats. The truth is that while CMMC is an end goal for many compliance strategies, it can also complement more resilient security approaches, like Zero Trust.
Here, we discuss what it means to consider implementing Zero Trust Architecture alongside your existing CMMC compliance efforts.