This course provides an in-depth look at testing the controls using NIST SP 800-53A Rev. 4 and ensuring the use of the Risk Management Framework (RMF) for Federal Security Systems. The focus of the course is an in-depth explanation of each NIST SP 800-53 Revision 4 controls to include what method should be used to test and validate each security control in accordance with NIST SP 800-53A, Rev. 4 and NIST SP 800-115, what evidence should be gat...

FITARA & OMB Deadlines are almost here!Are you compliant? Get mobile services contracts and usage understood and under control Join us for the free webinar “One Solution to Quickly Achieve FITARA Compliance” on Tuesday, December 13th at 2pm ET to hear how the Department of Energy achieved FITARA reporting compliance and won numerous awards for resource management - REGISTER NOW. To comply with FITARA, you need clear visibility...

Today federal agencies spend 80% of their IT budget on legacy system support, making it difficult to innovate at the rate they desire. DevOps gives federal agencies an opportunity to build higher quality software faster for greater innovation, efficiency, and security. View our on-demand webcast where we'll share how USCIS at the Department of Homeland Security worked with Coveros to modernize a mission critical system by defining an initial D...

After six years (since Export Control Reform kicked off), seventeen earlier amendments to other U.S. Munitions List categories, and two sets of proposals, the Department of State and Commerce have finally published final rules for fire control, laser, imaging, and guidance equipment. Time is short to prepare -- the new regulations go into effect December 31, 2016. Controls on night vision and imaging technologies have long been some of the mos...

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Circular A-123, Management's Responsibility for Enterprise Risk Management and Internal Control was recently revised on July 15, 2016. Besides replacing the title, Management’s Responsibility for Internal Control the Circular requires integration of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) into the internal control framework, requires agencies to implement ERM capabilities and engages all agency managem...

If you are doing business with Australia, you need to be aware of how Australian export controls can impact your business practices. In this webinar, we will highlight some key similarities and differences between U.S. and Australian export controls that are important for compliance professionals to understand. In the past three years, Australian export compliance regulations have been strengthened to control intangible exports (deemed exports...

OVERVIEW Thousands of contractors are subject to routine audits by DCAA every year. This webinar will focus on the highlights relative to DCAA audits, compliance and updates in 2016 that you need to know heading into 2017. Industry experts will address recent legislation and rules impacting government contracting as well as provide valuable DCAA audit guidance and strategies to mitigate potential setbacks. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? The Webinar is int...

This interactive and practical seminar combines a comprehensive overview of how to develop an insider threat program, manage insider threats, and operate an insider threat program to prevent, detect, deter, and mitgate insider threats. The seminar will also review and discuss legal considerations and implications of executing an insider threat program. Learn how to initiate, develop, and implement a legally defensible insider threat program. T...

Attendees of this on-demand webcast learned how the innovative Salesforce Licensing Solution helps agencies to: Efficiently deliver responsive customer service to both licensees and businesses. Enable staff to leverage insights to make data-driven decisions with service delivery. Synchronize with the latest regulations, compliance, and legislation on an agile and secure platform. This webcast featured Michael Miller, Deputy Director, from the...

Importers and exporters alike require a firm understanding of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) and the Schedule B Code in order to properly apply the rules for classifying their products for import and export. Tariff classifications drive the duty rates that will be applied to imported merchandise, while Schedule B Codes (as well as their HTSUS classification counterparts) are required to be reported in exporters...