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Understanding the Security Challenges of FISMA Compliance
One of the most daunting tasks facing federal agencies is proving systems and data are secure enough to earn an "authorization to operate." Being compliant with FISMA requires that all agencies, and the companies that conduct business with them, must develop, document, and implement specific security frameworks to protect sensitive information. However, this process has resulted in an overwhelming number of manual methods that may or may not meet FISMA standards. That’s why agencies and companies are seeking ways to automate and standardize the compliance and oversight process.
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