CertMike Explains NIST Risk Management Framework

[@ayasoboyi2597]

This was very helpful, thank you Mike!

[@ardxb123]

I am your admirer Mark. You are doing great in helping people like me.

[@MamunRashid-ih5qj]

Thank you!

[@GilligansTravels]

thank you!

[@udaynj]

Mike - nice explanation. But you missed step 0 which is Prepare. You mentioned it in the first part of the video but might be good to explicitly say it

[@TempleOfDoom930]

Dear Mike Chapple sir, I am not sure whether my comment would reach you or not. I am reading the CISSP official guide 9th edition. There is a review question from Chap 6, no 6. My confusion How does AES ensure integrity?

[@pluschannel8828]

I this the Aes encryption standard ensures the integrity of data, by encrypting the data while in transit or in storage, this ensures data is accurate, correct and reliable. Encrypted data is difficult for a threat actor to modify, and Aes is currently the best symmetric encryption method. sorry for then2-year delay 😌

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