Course Outline
- Introduction
- Cybersecurity Principles
- Risk Management of Federal Information Systems
- Threats and Issues
- Framework and Methodologies of Information System Risk Assessment and Management Aligned to the RMF
- Federal Policies, Instructions, and Guidelines for Implementing the RMF
- Foundations of Information Security and Risk Management
- RMF Life Cycle Process
- Prepare Step – Organization
- Prepare Step – System
- Categorize System Step
- Select Controls Step
- Implement Controls Step
- Assess Controls Step
- Authorize System Step
- Monitor Controls Step
- Roles and Responsibilities, References and Guidelines
- RMF Documentation
- System Security Plan
- Security Assessment Report
- NIST Controls
- Security Controls
- Management Controls
- Operational Controls
- Technical Controls
- Controls Assessment
- RMF Resources
- Automated Security Tools
- DIACAP to RMF Transition
Suggested Prerequisites
- Information system and information security experience.
Questions? Speak with our team today—email info@workforcecenter.slu.edu or call 314-977-3226.
Certificate Pathway
Want to Earn the Government Cybersecurity RMF Specialist?
In addition to Applying the Risk Management Framework (RMF) and NIST Controls | SEC525, enroll in the following:
- Risk Management Framework (RMF): Security Control Assessor | SEC550
- Information Security Continuous Monitoring (ISCM) Training | SEC575
Want to Earn the Industrial Security Professional Advanced Certificate?
In addition to Applying the Risk Management Framework (RMF) and NIST Controls | SEC525, enroll in the following:
