Cybersecurity Checklist for the US Government
The US Cyberconsequences Unit (CCU) has recently released a cybersecurity checklist for government agencies. The CCU is funded by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), though it hasn't yet approved the checklist.
The list has 478 questions covering a range of information security issues from the technical to the human. It doesn't just focus narrowly on perimeter security and firewalls.
A link to the checklist can be found on Gideon Rasmussen's US Security Awareness web site.
I highly recommend Rasmussen's sites for information on security awareness and education.
The list has 478 questions covering a range of information security issues from the technical to the human. It doesn't just focus narrowly on perimeter security and firewalls.
A link to the checklist can be found on Gideon Rasmussen's US Security Awareness web site.
I highly recommend Rasmussen's sites for information on security awareness and education.
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