What Continuous Monitoring Really Means
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This short NIST article written by Ronald S. Ross focuses on the strategy “Build It Right, Then Continuously Monitor” when it comes to selecting, building and implementing the right security controls.
Failure to deploy available continuous monitoring resources in the right sequence and with the right level of effort could have significant potential adverse effects on the national and economic security interests of the United States. Continuous monitoring will be most effective when applied across all key components of an organization — from governance to architecture to systems.
This short, but very informative NIST article written by Ronald S. Ross, focuses on the strategy “Build It Right, Then Continuously Monitor” when it comes to selecting, building and implementing the right security controls. It touches on establishing a strong cybersecurity and risk management governance process to ensure your IT infrastructure is strong.
The attached zip file includes:
- Intro Page.pdf
- Terms and Conditions.pdf
- What Continuous Monitoring Really Means.pdf
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