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NIST Security Automation Conference

Posted September 13th, 2010 by rybolov

It’s at the end of September, check it out.  Even if you’re not in the vulnerability/patch rat race on a daily basis, it would “behoove” you to go check out what’s new.  If you’ve been paying attention to OMB Memo 10-15, you’ll notice that Cyberscope takes some SCAP input.

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Posted in FISMA, NIST, Technical | 1 Comment »
Tags: compliance • fisma • infosec • management • NIST • scap • security • tools • training

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