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| Subject: | Government Compliance |
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| Date: | Thu, 16 Jun 2005 08:03:01 -0400 |
Dave, I hear your concerns. I too perform red teaming for the govt. and deal with FISMA all the time. The problem with FISMA is that it is treated as a "check in the box" and not as an important security mandate. People are "aggrivated" by it and just do the minimum to be able to check off the box and move on. This is typical in the govt. most places you go. It's just the nature of the beast. But, what your team should be doing is not only the check in the box type tests, but also full blown pen-tests year round. This needs to be initiated by your immediate supervisor and moved up the chain from him / her. If it is brought directly to the higher ups, they won't understand the need for constant red teaming because they "think" you already have this happening for FISMA requirements.
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