CyberChat Workshop #4

Today we discussed cybersecurity risks and how to develop a risk analysis. Performing a risk analysis is a critical step in determining the cybersecurity controls on which to focus. Many factors influence an organization’s risk profile, so there is no one-size-fits-all risk mitigation program. Good luck with your risk analysis, and don’t hesitate to contact me with questions or concerns. The recording and slides from CyberChat #4 are below.

I look forward to seeing you next week for CyberChat #5, when we will discuss how to perform a gap assessment and ways to reduce audit scope.

CyberChat #4 Workshop Recording

CyberChat #4- presentation- 2.3.21

Best,

Laura

If you are, or plan to be in the Department of Defense supply chain, you must comply with cybersecurity regulations. To help North Carolina defense contractors understand and implement cybersecurity regulations, multiple State entities and organizations that support the defense industry have established the NC Interagency Cybersecurity Coordinating Committee (I3C). The goals of the committee are to provide defense contractors with 1) up to date and accurate information about cybersecurity regulations and requirements; 2) effective tools they can use to assess their current level of compliance in preparation for DoD certification; and 3) access to reputable companies, institutions and other resources to help them bridge their assessment, compliance, workforce and technical gaps to cybersecurity compliance. 

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