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FISMA Compliance: A Complete Guide to Navigating Low, Moderate, and High Levels

Centraleyes

The categorization of impact levels within this framework, as elucidated by FIPS-199, emerges as a linchpin. Understanding and implementing the impact level categorizations outlined in FIPS-199 is not just a compliance requirement but a strategic imperative for safeguarding sensitive information within the federal government’s purview.

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NIS2 Framework: Your Key To Achieving Cybersecurity Excellence

Centraleyes

Risk Assessment: Perform a comprehensive risk assessment related to network and information systems. Supply Chain Security: Assess the security of your supply chain and establish third-party risk management procedures. Notable additions include: Policies on risk analysis and information system security.

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How Do You Quantify Risk? Best Techniques

Centraleyes

Categorizing risks as high, medium, or low has been the go-to method for organizations seeking to prioritize their cybersecurity efforts. Ten Risks in a Bed Remember the nursery rhyme? Enter the need for a more precise and actionable approach — Cyber Risk Quantification. What is Cyber Risk Quantification?

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How I Got Pwned by My Cloud Costs

Troy Hunt

I have been, and still remain, a massive proponent of "the cloud" I built Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) as a cloud-first service that took advantage of modern cloud paradigms such as Azure Table Storage to massively drive down costs at crazy levels of performance I never could have achieved before. Something else?

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Mapping CVEs and ATT&CK Framework TTPs: An Empirical Approach

NopSec

This blog post focuses on how to create a bridge / correlation between CVE, CAPEC, CWE and ATT&CK vulnerability and attack taxonomies for the purpose of better understanding attack vectors and methods. The Figure below visualizes how CAPEC’s extension extends from high to low-level information.

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5 Application Security Standards You Should Know

Security Boulevard

The ASVS establishes three verification levels: Level 1: low assurance levels, completely penetration testable. Level 2: applications containing sensitive data, recommended for most apps. Level 3: applications performing high-value transactions, containing sensitive medical data, or requiring the highest level of trust.

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The dreaded Statement of Applicability

Notice Bored

b) determine all controls that are necessary to implement the information security risk treatment option(s) chosen; NOTE Organizations can design controls as required, or identify them from any source. Justification for including a control is its effect on modifying information security risk. Subclause 6.1.3 Fair enough.

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