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WELCOME TO THE RELEASE OF THE 2020 RELEASE OF THE CCPA DEFINITIVE GUIDEThe author has over 25 years in program management, intelligence operations, and cybersecurity and is the #1 expert on NIST 800-171 application. In this edition we have included information and changes affecting businesses attempting to meet the current CCPA deadlines. The author has included an additional chapter on current 2019-2020 amendments, and provides a plain-English interpretation for the reader. Understanding what the CCPA is and how to effectively apply the NIST 800-171 Security Framework is the approach of this how-to guide. The 2020 California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Guide designed to provide clear direction and understanding of how to implement the CCPA either in a business, agency or organization. The CCPA provides provisions specific to California residents and the companies regarding the 2018 compulsory law to protect personal information statewide. While NIST 800-series cybersecurity publications tell a business "what" is required, they do not necessarily help in telling "how" to meet the 110 security control requirements in NIST 800-171. This book is also written to explain what the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 800-171 security controls require and how to meet them effectively for the purposes of CCPA compliance. And, will walk you and your IT staff through the security controls in enough detail to ensure a complete and "good faith" security effort has occurred.Mr. Russo is the former Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for the Department of Education where he and his team were responsible for closing over 95% of the outstanding security findings identified by the House Oversight Committee in 2016 . He was also a Senior Information Security Engineer with the Department of Defense's (DOD) F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program. He has an extensive background in cybersecurity and is an expert in the Risk Management Framework (RMF) and DOD Instruction 8510 which implements RMF throughout the DOD and the federal government. He holds both a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification and a CISSP in information security architecture (ISSAP). He holds a 2017 certification as a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) from the National Defense University, Washington, DC. He retired from the US Army Reserves in 2012 as the Senior Intelligence Officer.He speaks regularly within the federal government and Intelligence Community on advanced topics regarding the evolution of cybersecurity in the 21st Century.

ARE YOU IN CYBER-COMPLIANCE FOR THE DOD? UNDERSTAND THE PENDING CHANGES OF CYBERSECURITY MATURITY MODEL CERTIFICATION (CMMC)? ARE YOU APPLYING NIST 800-171 ON YOUR DOD SYSTEMS?***FEB 2020 UPDATE INCLUDES FREE ACCESS TO A CYBERSECURITY POLICY, and HOW TO CREATE ALL OTHER SUPPORT ACCREDITATION DOCS*** In 2019, the Department of Defense (DoD) announced the development of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). The CMMC is a framework not unlike NIST 800-171; it is in reality a duplicate effort to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 800-171 with ONE significant difference. CMMC is nothing more than an evolution of NIST 800-171 with elements from NIST 800-53 and ISO 27001, respectively. The change is only the addition of third-party auditing by cybersecurity assessors. Even though the DOD describes NIST SP 800-171 as different from CMMC and that it will implement "multiple levels of cybersecurity," it is in fact a duplication of the NIST 800-171 framework (or other selected mainstream cybersecurity frameworks). Furthermore, in addition to assessing the maturity of a company's implementation of cybersecurity controls, the CMMC is also supposed to assess the company's maturity/institutionalization of cybersecurity practices and processes. The security controls and methodologies will be the same-the DOD still has no idea of this apparent duplication because of its own shortfalls in cybersecurity protection measures over the past few decades. (This is unfortunately a reflection of the lack of understanding by senior leadership throughout the federal government.) This manual describes the methods and means to "self-assess," using NIST 800-171. However, it will soon eliminate self-certification where the CMMC is planned to replace self-certification in 2021. NIST 800-171 includes 110 explicit security controls extracted from NIST's core cybersecurity document, NIST 800-53, Security and Privacy Controls for Federal Information Systems and Organizations. These are critical controls approved by the DOD and are considered vital to sensitive and CUI information protections. Further, this is a pared-down set of controls to meet that requirement based on over a several hundred potential controls offered from NIST 800-53 revision 4. This manual is intended to focus business owners, and their IT support staff to meet the minimum and more complete suggested answers to each of these 110 controls. The relevance and importance of NIST 800-171 remains vital to the cybersecurity protections of the entirety of DOD and the nation.

THIS IS THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE ON IMPLEMENTING SECURITY & PRIVACY FOR The MASSACHUSETTS DATA BREACH NOTIFICATION LAW (MA-DBNL).*** SPECIAL BONUS OFFER. FREE ACCESS TO the State of Massachusetts' Written Information Security Program (WISP) Template--with guidance and suggestions in creating an effective WISP submission*** SPECIAL CODE INCLUDE IN WISP SECTION *** Although several states have enacted legislation that mandates the protection of personal information, the MA-DBNL is considered the most complete and relatively burdensome enacted by a state to-date. It is for this reason; this book was crafted to provide a 21st Century roadmap to addressing Massachusetts' effort to better protect residents and businesses of the State.The MA-DBNL describes the elements that each business's information security program should contain, and further requires where technically feasible, the encryption of personal information stored on portable devices and personal information transmitted across public networks or wirelessly. The minimum standards for data security standards for Massachusetts-based companies and companies are modeled after the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Special Publication 800-171, Protecting Unclassified Information in Nonfederal Information Systems and Organizations. It requires 110 security controls and is a current contract standard within the Department of Defense (DOD). This book is the current premier guide for NIST 800-171 and affords a how-to approach for company leadership as well as its respective Information Technology (IT) staffs. Written internationally acclaimed cybersecurity author, Mark Russo. He holds both a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification and a CISSP in information security architecture (ISSAP). He holds a 2017 certification as a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) from the National Defense University, Washington, DC. He retired from the US Army Reserves in 2012 as the Senior Intelligence Officer.He is the former CISO at the Department of Education. During his tenure, he led an aggressive effort to close over 95% of the outstanding US Congressional and Inspector General cybersecurity shortfall weaknesses spanning as far back as five years. He regularly speaks within the federal government and Intelligence Community on advanced topics regarding the evolution of cybersecurity in the 21st Century.