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CUI and GPTs
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Okay, that is a bit of alphabet soup. CUI stands for Controlled Unclassified Information. While technically, it only refers to government agencies and government contractors, think of it as information you might prefer that the Russians, Chinese and your competitors don’t have. GPT stands for generative pretrained transformers like ChatGPT, Bard and many others. It…
CMMC Update- April 2022
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Do you have to comply with CMMC? Here is an update with the current status of things – along with a little history – as of today. Audio Video
DoD Issues “Class Deviation” for NIST SP 800-171 Rev 3
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We knew that DoD had to resolve the conflict between the current 7012 DFARS and the CMMC Part 32 rule that was released in December, but we did not know HOW they were going to resolve it. For defense contractors who are wrestling with getting ready for CMMC, their temporary workaround is the best we…
DoD’s New Instruction on Labelling Controlled Technical Information
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Most defense contractors have been complaining about the lack of specificity of how to protect controlled technical information or CTI. DoD has just released instructions clarifying the rules around protecting CTI. Learn more here.
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Types of CMMC Certification
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As if CMMC wasn’t hard enough, there are different types of CMMC certifications. Some you can do yourself, others you can’t. But of course it isn’t so easy. YOU don’t get to choose what you have to do. In many cases, your prime doesn’t get to choose either. Complicated enough? Learn more below.
Why Don’t You Use a Password Manager?
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I came across a recent survey that said that the vast majority of companies still don’t provide centrally managed password managers or require that they be used. Learn why this is a problem and what you should do about it. Audio Video