What is Risk Management Framework NIST 800 37

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RMF ISSO Foundations Course: www.nist80037rmf.com/rmf-isso-foundations

[@peevee6848]

Bruce I am applying as an isso and this will be my first time. What should I expect i.e resume, job interview etc ?

[@JustCallMeFluffy]

I just started an information security course and have been so lost this first week... this helps so much! thank you

[@seekknowledge2010]

Hi Bruce what a coincidence, my wife and I was watching some of your videos regarding fiance visa and green card process. It was very helpful for us. I just got job in RMF and I am new to this field. I am trying to have more knowledge about this. I find your videos are very useful. Thanks you Bruce.

[@manthing1467]

Same here

[@wankicho7061]

I love that explanation totally different from all the récital that others are doing. Thanks so much

[@ConvoCourses]

Glad it was helpful!

[@brownoforrington8310]

Excellent illustration of a risk framework, thanks a bunch bruv

[@alexrichmond46]

Bruce, you are the man, thank you so much for making this great video and breaking down RMF.

[@natb8675]

Good job of providing a good summary in a short amount of time.

[@carlmic100]

Great job, providing short overview of risk management framework. Its understanding and simple to understand. The only challenges I have is with the scenarios you asserted. Example A and B as queried by rfranco below.

[@juliodelcid4168]

Well spoken and very professional. Good work!

[@garyclark4622]

Hello. I have questions but is Bruce available?

[@me4jas]

Good description, thanks. But why do we not authorize the controls after selecting, why implement and assess first ? Beats me the logic

[@wdj1960]

Excellent and very informative presentation, I learned a lot...thank you for all your help

[@dailyhiphoplive693]

Hi Bruce really appreciate your help I'm Interviewing For A Position Of Information Systems Officer This Is Some Excellent And Very Informative Presentation

[@ConvoCourses]

Best of luck!

[@jarretjj1]

Very helpful thanks

[@michaelschwartz8922]

Really well defined!

[@DDGainesJr]

I really appreciate your help in better understanding this topic.

[@JaeVoris]

Hello, I have a lot but don;t know how to break into this field. BS in IT, SEc+,AWS CP&dev, Datto MTA server08. knowledge of NIST 800 series and the whole 6 steps of RMF. cant get a job. is it my resume? how do i make it to the phone screen atleast?

[@ChrisHunsberger1]

Great TL;DR. Thank you

[@ConvoCourses]

our pleasure

[@rfrancoi]

I have a few questions: Depending on the function of the Web Server A Q: If the site is providing a service to the public, shouldn't 'Availability' be HIGH. If there is a method of fault tolerance, arent you assuring high Availability? or at least "Moderate' Q: Shouldn't 'Integrity' be high as well? The users (public) has to be confident that the site is what is says it is and not a hacked/re-directed site. Depending on the function of the Web Server B Q: Shouldn't 'Integrity' be 'High'? You want to be sure that the information is what it is supposed to be and not modified SPECIALLY if the information is 'Classified'.

[@YoungDen]

You're not giving classified information to the public and he starts with your answer at 3:02

[@weenee3431]

Thank you for the visuals. It made learning simple!

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You're welcome!

[@Truthandconsciousness]

Well summed up!

[@ethio-alem5989]

Thank you!

[@CesarPerez-cs5pf]

excellent video. thanks :-)

[@ConvoCourses]

Thank you!

[@michaelredman617]

This is bad and wrong on soooo many levels. I don't have time to correct everything. The only thing i will offer...... WORDS MEAN SOMETHING! This is why many organizations don't understand the pieces and parts of the framework.

[@hmj8469]

Seems like a pretty good overview for me. It doesn't get into the weeds, but looks to be a good high level overview.

[@michaelredman2339]

I'm ALWAYS willing to help anyone that desires it. If you would like to speak sometime feel free to contact me. You can find me in LinkedIn. Michael C Redman Hope to hear from you.

[@dab500]

@Michael Redman. I think you're doing a big disservice to your profession. What you should do is provide your input or corrections here for everyone to benefit. Please consider doing a video, writing an article or blog post and posting the link here or on your LinkedIn profile.

[@FairuzRafique]

Hey does a pretty damn good job - I've been through this process before. You need to be more constructive with your comments vs shunning people.