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ISCAP: Information Systems Certification and Accreditation Professional Training in Washington D C, Maryland
The Information Systems Certification and Accreditation Professional training quantifies the process of certifying, reviewing and accrediting an information system by IT professionals.
What you'll learn
Prerequisites
Course Outline
Module 0 – Introduction
- Logistics
- Introduction
- Class Rules
- The ISCAP Credential
- What information will be covered?
- Relationship to Other Processes
- Changes in Terminology
- Understanding the Risk Management Framework
- NIST SP800-37 Rev1
- Emphasis of SP800-37
- Multi-tiered Risk Management
- The Risk Management Framework
- What information will be covered?
- Summary
Module 1 – Introduction to the RMF
- What’s covered in this domain?
- The RMF
- The pillars of CIA
- National Strategy on Cybersecurity
- Cyber Attacks
- Federal Policy
- Actions of Executive Agencies
- Federal Policies
- E-Government Act of 2002
- FISMA
- Applying NIST
- Special Publications
- 800-39 Purpose
- NIST SP 800-39
- Information Systems
- What is Risk?
- Types of Risk
- Security Risk
- Information Security Risk
- Core Documents
- Risk Management
- Risk Management Process
- IS Risk Management
- Threats
- Objectives of the RMF
- Effective Risk Management
- Risk Tolerance / Acceptance
- Risk Assessment
- Risk Response
- Risk Monitoring
- Risk Management Process
- Frame Risk
- Multi-tiered Risk Management
- Key Parts of Tier 1
- Tier 2 Activities
- Key Parts of Tier 2
- IS Requirements Integration
- Tier 3
- Developing Trust
- Trustworthiness
- Frame Risk
- Frame Risk Activities
- Risk Assessment
- Assess Risk Activities
- Threat
- Vulnerability
- Likelihood
- Adversarial Likelihood
- Impact
- Aggregation
- Quantitative Risk
- Qualitative Risk
- Semi-Quantitative
- Risk Assessment Process
- Step 1 – Preparing for the Assessment
- Conducting the Risk Assessment
- Conducting the Risk Assessment
- Communicating and Sharing Risk Assessment Information
- Maintaining the Risk Assessment
- Risk Management Process
- Risk Responses
- Risk Response Strategy
- Risk Management Process
- Monitoring Risk
- Risk Monitoring Activities
- Moving to the RMF
- The RMF
- Security Control Assessment
- Applying the RMF
- Applying the RMF cont.
- The RMF Process
- Summary
Module 2 – The Software Development Life Cycle
- The RMF Process
- Purpose of SP800-37
- Definitions
- Guidelines for Implementing SP800-37
- Relationship with other SPs
- Tiered Risk
- Management Approach
- Steps of the RMF
- Effective Controls
- The SDLC
- Balancing all Considerations
- The Phases of the SDLC Security Requirements
- Benefits of Early Integration
- Integration
- Integrated Project Teams
- Role of ISSOs
- Reuse of Information
- Benefits of Reuse
- Identifying Boundaries
- Well-defined Boundaries
- Correct Boundary Size
- Size of Information System Boundaries
- Key Words in Boundary Determination
- Software Applications
- Boundaries for Complex Systems
- Complex System Boundaries
- What is Security?
- Allocation of Controls to Subsystems
- Types of Controls
- Architecture and Controls
- Common Controls
- Control Selection
- Security Control Allocation
- Summary
Module 3 – RMF Step 1
- The RMF Tasks
- RMF Tasks
- Milestones
- Sequence
- The Last Step
- Legacy Systems
- Level of Effort Required
- The RMF Process
- Security Categorization
- Categorization
- Map Impact Levels
- Influence of Architecture
- Accuracy of Categorization
- Impact–based Categorization
- Categorization Levels
- Format of Categorization
- Categorization
- Appropriate Controls
- SSP
- Information System Description
- Information System Registration
- System Registration
- Milestone Checkpoint # 1
- Summary
Module 4 – RMF Step 2
- Common Control Identification
- Common Controls
- Supplementing Common Controls
- Inheriting Controls
- Common Control Providers
- Documentation of Common Controls
- Security Control Selection
- Selection of Controls
- Control Selection
- Preparing for Monitoring
- Monitoring Strategy
- Control Monitoring
- Effective Monitoring
- Continuous Monitoring
- Security Plan Approval
- Milestone Checkpoint # 2
Module 5 – RMF Step 3
- The RMF Process
- Security Control Implementation
- Security Controls
- Security Control Assurance
- Common Controls
- Assessments
- Security Control Documentation
- Documentation
- Functional Description
- Milestone Checkpoint #3
Module 6 – RMF Step 4
- The RMF Process
- Assessment Preparation
- The Assessment Plan
- Purpose of the Plan
- Type of Assessment
- Approval of the Plan
- External Providers
- Assessor Competence
- Assessor Independence
- Security Control Assessment
- Control Assessments
- Timing of Assessments
- Assess and Recommend Findings
- Incremental Assessments
- Access
- Security Assessment Report
- Assessment Report
- Determination of Risk
- Assessment Results
- Remediation Actions
- Report Findings
- Response to Findings
- Reassessment
- Updating the Security Plan
- The Updated Plan
- Optional Addendum
- Milestone #4
Module 7 – RMF Step 5
- The RMF Process
- Plan of Action and Milestones
- PoA&M
- Milestones
- Monitoring the PoA&M
- Documenting Weaknesses
- PoA&M Not Required
- Security Authorization Package
- Common Controls
- Updating the SSP
- Risk Determination
- Assess Current Security State
- Risk Management Strategy
- Risk Acceptance
- Explicit Acceptance of Risk
- Risk Decision
- The Authorization Decision
- Communicating the Decision
- Authorization to Operate
- Termination Date
- Interim Authorization to Test
- Interim Authorization to Operate
- Type Authorization
- Examples of Type Authorizations
- Authorization Approaches
- Authorization Rescission
- Denial of Authorization
- Authorization Decision Document
- The Decision
- Termination Date
- Decision Document
- Change in Authorizing Official
- Acceptance of Previous Authorization
- Milestone Checkpoint #5
Module 8 – RMF Step 6
- The RMF Process
- Information System and Environment Changes
- Constant Change
- Controlling Change
- Record Changes
- Impact on Security
- Impact on Controls
- Documenting Impact
- Reauthorization
- Ongoing Security
- Control Assessments
- Ongoing Monitoring
- Continuous Monitoring
- Control Monitoring
- Ongoing Remediation Actions
- Updated Assessments
- Remediation Actions
- Reassessing Controls
- Key Updates
- Updating the SSP
- Updating the PoA&M
- Supporting
- Continuous Monitoring
- Security Status Reporting
- Reporting to
- the Authorizing Official
- Security Status Reports
- Frequency of Reporting
- Reauthorization
- Ongoing Risk
- Determination and Acceptance
- Reviewing Reports
- Metrics and Dashboards
- Maintaining Security
- Information System Removal and Decommissioning
- Disposal
- Milestone Checkpoint #6
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