Information Security Continuous Monitoring for Federal Information Systems and Organizations

5 Day Workshop

SecureInfo Corporation is pleased to announce the release of our newest offering relating to the NIST Risk Management Framework. The Information Security Continuous Monitoring for Federal Information Systems and Organizations Workshop explores new guidance, policy and procedures for implementing a well-developed and thorough strategy for building a continuous monitoring program IAW SP 800-137, 800-39, 800-55, 800-128, 800-37 (Rev. 1), and 800-53 (Rev. 3).

This in-depth workshop builds on the principles of the NIST Risk Management Framework (Step 6) and supporting NIST guidance (Risk Management, Performance Measurements, Security Control Catalogue, Security Control Assessment Procedures, Configuration Management, System Development Life Cycle, etc.) to familiarize the student with the new continuous monitoring guidance relating to understanding the process, identifying procedures, developing an organizational strategy and ultimately, incorporating a continuous monitoring program into the organizational mission/business functions.

Duration: 5 day

Cost of Course: $2,300.00 (GSA and Volume Rates Available)

Materials Required

Students of mobile training classes must provide own computers.

Course Materials Provided

Students will receive a workbook (to include instructional slides) and resource kit with applicable NIST and Federal guidance.

Instructor Policy

Students should arrive no later than 10 minutes prior to start time on the first day of class. If you have any special requirements that need to be addressed prior to arrival please let us know at the time of registration. Please do not make any return travel arrangements prior to 6pm on the last day of training.

Locations

We offer this workshop in the SecureInfo training classroom (San Antonio, Texas or Alexandria, Virginia locations) or via mobile training at your facility for up to 20 students per course. Contact us at training@secureinfo.com or (210) 403-5600 (ask for the Training Department) for more information and pricing on mobile training options.

Who Should Attend?

Individuals associated with the design, development, implementation, operation, maintenance, and disposition of federal information systems including:

  • Individuals with mission/business ownership responsibilities or fiduciary responsibilities (e.g., heads of federal agencies, chief executive officers, chief financial officers)
  • Individuals with information system development and integration responsibilities (e.g., program managers, information technology product developers, information system developers, information systems integrators, enterprise architects, information security architects)
  • Individuals with information system and/or security management/oversight responsibilities (e.g., senior leaders, risk executives, authorizing officials, chief information officers, senior information security officers)
  • Individuals with information system and security control assessment and monitoring responsibilities (e.g., system evaluators, assessors/assessment teams, independent verification and validation assessors, auditors, or information system owners)
  • Individuals with information security implementation and operational responsibilities (e.g., information system owners, common control providers, information owners/stewards, mission/business owners, information security architects, information system security engineers/officers)

Workshop Topics:

Module 1: Introduction to Continuous Monitoring (NIST SP 800-137)

  • Workshop Overview/Objectives
  • Key Terms
  • Continuous Monitoring Background
  • Purpose and Applicability
  • Overview of Continuous Monitoring Process

Module 2: Continuous Monitoring Relationship to Other NIST Guidance

  • NIST SP 800-39 – Risk Management Process
  • NIST SP 800-55 – Defining Organizational Metrics and Measurements
  • NIST SP 800-128 – Security Configuration Management for Information Systems
  • NIST SP 800-37, Rev. 1 – NIST Risk Management Framework
  • NIST SP 800-53, Rev. 3 – Security Control Catalogue

Module 3: The Fundamentals – Ongoing Monitoring in Support of Risk Management

  • Organization-wide View of Continuous Monitoring
  • Ongoing System Authorizations
  • Role of Automation in Continuous Monitoring
  • Technologies for Enabling ISCM

Module 4: The Process – Building a Continuous Monitoring Program

  • Define Continuous Monitoring Strategy
  • Establish an ISCM Program

Module 5: The Process - Implementing and Maintaining a Continuous Monitoring Program

  • Implement a Continuous Monitoring Program
  • Analyze Data and Report Findings
  • Respond to Findings
  • Review and Update the Monitoring Program and Strategy

Course Summary/Q&A Session

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