CyberEye

Enjoy our special Labor Day edition of the CMMC Control of the Week! Hey, I just met you, and this is crazy, but here's my VoIP phone, so secure it, maybe? Make sure that only authorized VoIP technology is on your systems and protect the traffic using encryption to maintain confidentiality and integrity of the voice data. #DFARS #DOD #CMMC #NIST #FAR #cybersecurity

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Escorting and monitoring visitor activities when they are within your organizational footprint is one of the simplest ways to ensure that you know who has been around your site. Making sure that anyone who serves as an escort understands their responsibilities while serving in that role is also a key to success. #CMMC #DFARS #NIST #FARS #DIB #cybersecurity

Logging activities on your network is important to ensure the protection of your network and give your team visibility of what is going on within it. One important piece is limiting which personnel have access to audit logging functionality. Separation of Duties and the principle of least privilege goes hand in hand with this control and it is important to ensure that only personnel that NEED access to your logging functionality have it. #CMMC #DIB #NIST #DFARS #DOD

Making sure that users can gain access to residual resources (cache, registry, etc.) ensures that users only have access to what they need to and are unable to gain access to information from other users. #CMMC #NIST #DIB #DOD

Network communications should be configured to deny all and allow by exception. Only allow traffic in and out that your organization has identified as necessary to ensure that the network can function properly. By doing so, your organization can shrink your attack surface to further protect it from adversaries. #CMMC #DIB #NIST #CUI #DFARS #FCI

There's no place like a well-controlled environment for your mobile code. Let's follow the yellow brick road to CMMC compliance!

Don’t let your login screen give away your password secrets. Logging in should be as cryptic as a magician’s trick. When you’re typing in your top-secret password, make sure the screen gives no clues to sneaky onlookers (aka shoulder surfers). Ensure your login feedback is so mysterious that even Sherlock himself couldn’t figure it out. Whether you’re on a giant screen or a tiny one, keep those password hints as hidden as a treasure map!

When it comes to the Highlander, everyone knows, there can be only one...but when it comes to critical tasks or systems, there should never be one person that controls everything. Separation of Duties can help ensure that it requires more than one person to complete critical functions for your organization.

Insider Threat, whether intentional or not, is a serious concern for companies, especially ones that have information that requires protection. Teaching your employees the indicators and how to report possible insider threats is important to protecting that information.