CyberC Security and Risk Management

The Cybersecurity field isn't going anywhere; neither are the attackers who insert malware, ransomware, etc. We need to standardize our documentation and reporting requirements so we can spend more time researching and creating new innovative solutions for securing the systems that we depend on most like gas, water, electrical, financial, etc.). Let's do it!

Too many government and private industry systems are being hacked or infected. Why? The same issues remain over the years; patching and updates are still not being implemented in a timely manner when a Vendor warns of vulnerabilities in their operating system software. Maybe implementing centralized patching systems, getting rid of legacy systems and upgrading them to systems that can be patched, creating a culture that‘s not afraid of making decisions and mistakes. Systems can be rebuilt. Just keep them backed up. If we want to keep the lights on, the AC running, food production, banking, etc. operating smoothly we must invoke critical thinking skills, develop centralized solutions, share knowledge, information, and utilize all of our resources (personnel) so we can survive whatever adversaries bring to US networks. That’s my 2 cents.

http://Ccyberme.com- CyberC Security and Risk Management is Minority Woman-Owned startup consulting business providing network cybersecurity guidance for government and private industry who need Authorization to Operate (ATO) status. Specializing in the Risk Management Framework (RMF) process used for obtaining ATO and continuing formal authorization to securely transport, process and store network data by ensuring confidentiality, integrity & availability for systems. We also provide guidance for new Information System Security (ISS) Professionals with directives, standards, policies, and procedures that govern them.

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