Application Control – The What and Why- CMMC requires DoD subcontractors to adequately mitigate the risk associated with protection from malicious code at appropriate locations within your IT environment. One way to protect your environment & users to meet this requirement is through application control. In this segment, we’ll explore:
Application Control – The What and Why- CMMC requires DoD subcontractors to adequately mitigate the risk associated with protection from malicious code at appropriate locations within your IT environment. One way to protect your environment & users to meet this requirement is through application control. In this segment, we’ll explore:
How to Avoid Phishing Email Attacks With 98% of all successful ransomware attacks being delivered by phishing emails, it’s imperative to have security protocols
Top 5 Best Security Practices for Aerospace & Manufacturing
It’s not a secret that Aerospace and Manufacturing facilities are looking for ways to effectively prepare for their appropriate level of CMMC certification.
Many DoD subcontractors will be required to meet Level 2 compliance under CMMC 2.0 moving forward. While the tiered structure has alleviated some of the challenges associated with 1.0, it’s important to understand the changes to each level and what requirements are still in place.
Self-Assessment—Don’t let the name fool you, there are still plenty of changes with the transition from CMMC 1.0 to 2.0 and this webinar is a must for all contractors interested in getting or maintaining their government contracts.
Cyber incidents aren’t for the faint of heart! Learn from Snap Tech IT CEO, Karl Bickmore, how to leverage tabletop exercises to uncover gaps in your recovery process & essential tips that can make or break your response & recovery. Create the muscle memory you need to protect critical data when it matters most!
There’s quite a bit of ambiguity when it comes to CMMC password policies under 2.0. In this segment, Snap Tech IT COO, Shawn Brown, brings clarity to the gray area using NIST guidelines for creating & managing passwords and associated policies. You’ll learn practical approaches to scaling password management across your business, what to consider when implementing password policies & the best ways to prepare for your auditor that will evaluate these policies for certification.
One of the most critical pieces to overall cybersecurity for businesses is having a solid remediation plan, whether you’re looking to become CMMC certified or not. If you’re lost on remediation plan basics and how to approach this essential component of your cybersecurity toolset, this segment is for you.
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