Implementing Zero Trust Controls and Monitoring for NIST 800-171A Rev.3

Cybersecurity compliance frameworks are curated with the most effective methodologies an organization can take to prevent cyberattacks and reduce the impact if one occurs.

If passed in current form, NIST 800-171A Rev.3 final public draft will adopt substantial changes to existing compliance controls required by the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). All those within the Defense Industrial Base will be required to observe substantially stricter cybersecurity controls by implementing full allowlisting across end points, implementing and enforcing the Department of Defense Zero Trust Strategy and Roadmap. This new requirement will not be satisfied by the variety of blocking technologies that have historically relied upon limited knowledge of emerging threats.

Join ThreatLocker to learn about:

• Effective and efficient implementation of allowlisting as anticipated by CMMC NIST 800-171A Rev.3, and how your organization can prepare.
• Some best practices for improving and automating “continuous monitoring” of your endpoint compliance with many CMMC standards.
• Advanced and automated approaches to monitoring and documenting your defined “baseline configuration” to ensure and better document compliance.

• Implementing and documenting “explicit consideration for security impacts” of changes and exceptions to necessary policy.

Compliance changes are around the corner. Educate yourself today on tomorrow’s requirements!