NIST Cybersecurity Framework: RMF Preparation and Categorization

Audit

Cybersecurity

Length: 2h 49m modules icon

Modules: 3 episodes icon

Episodes: 9On DemandAdvanced4 CPE Credits

Course Overview

NIST is the de-facto standard for security, compliance, and privacy in the US and widely accepted around the world. The NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) and the Risk Management Framework (RMF) are useful guides to help organizations secure their infrastructure, systems, and data. Topics covered in this course include an RMF overview and preparation, the risk-based approach to security, the Preparation step, system security plans, categorizing information systems, establishing scope, the RMF categorize step, and the categorization risk analysis.

Who This Course is For

Information Security and Network professionals, Chief Data Officers, Chief Information Security Officers, and Senior IT Auditors wanting to gain a deep understanding of the Cybersecurity Management System Framework.

Why You Should Take This Course

Prerequisites

Cybersecurity Audit School Introduction to Information Security

or equivalent experience

Advanced Preparation

None

NIST Cybersecurity Framework: RMF Preparation and Categorization Overview

Here are the learning objectives we’ll cover

Course Overview
NIST RMF Preparation
NIST RMF Categorization

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