The new CMMC rule proposal is out, and some organizations are getting their first introductions to the cost of doing business in the federal sector. This new rule includes several estimates for the total costs of adopting the framework for small and larger businesses.
But is this the final word? We break down some of these costs, where they come from, and how we can help you reduce expenses on CMMC.
With Executive Order 14028’s requirements coming into effect, government agencies and their software partners are looking for ways to meet these stringent requirements. These include managing system security across all potential attack vectors, including those introduced during the development cycle.
Here, we discuss how the Secure Software Development Framework is a good baseline for approaching the EO requirements.
The Secure Software Development Framework, outlined in NIST Special Publication 800-218, provides guidelines and best practices to enhance the security and integrity of software development processes. NIST developed it to help organizations implement secure software development practices and mitigate risks associated with software vulnerabilities.