For anyone who works in the field of Information Technology, risk comes with the territory. Those risks are constantly evolving to circumvent Risk Management Frameworks. But, as those security risks evolve, so does the IT field. It adapts. Its standards become more robust. Its guidelines update.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has updated its RMF standards continually to stay on stop of the most current, pervasive cybersecurity threats. These standards have been incorporated into 30 Bird’s newest courseware to make the most up-to-date RMF training materials available.
New NIST Guidelines: What Do They Mean?
Whenever NIST updates its guidelines, it means that the standards for being qualified to work in government IT security become higher. These high standards are what keep networks safe. What does this mean for students? 30 Bird’s commitment to staying on the cutting edge of education means that professionals using this courseware can be confident they are getting the most relevant IT information and can stay on top of the changes that constantly occur in the field. This makes students qualified to work with RMFs and ultimately appeal to hiring managers.
How Can 30 Bird Help You?
30 Bird is offering three new courses to prepare learner to work in IT security for government organizations. We have three flavors of our RMF materials, depending on your needs:
Federal Risk Management Framework (RMF) 2022
Covers the most general version of RMF for Federal organizations.
Federal Risk Management Framework (RMF) Implementation, DoD/IC Edition
Modifies and adds new content specifically for Department of Defense (DoD) and Intelligence Community (IC) organizations.
(ISC)2 Certified Authorization Professional (CAP)
Covers all the parts of RMF that learners will need to know in order to pass the CAP certification exam from (ISC)2.
For more information, check out 30 Bird Media: IT Training Courseware | Customizable Training Materials for Educators and talk to our experts today.
