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Tag: Access Control

Securing Network and Remote Access Pathways for CMMC-Aligned Security

By Team DTS

Remote access and network boundaries are critical components of a compliant and secure environment. DoD and NIST guidance require organizations to restrict remote connections, prevent unauthorized network exposure, and use secure administrative pathways. Organizations benefit from enforcing well-defined remote access methods to maintain oversight, reduce risk, and support consistent security operations. What Remote Access Methods … Continued

Enforcing Authorized User and Device Controls for CMMC-Aligned Security

By Team DTS

Controlling who can access systems and what devices they use is one of the most fundamental principles in federal cybersecurity standards. NIST SP 800-171, CMMC, and DoW guidance all require organizations to restrict system access to authorized individuals and authorized equipment. For organizations, consistency in applying these controls provides significant risk reduction without heavy administrative … Continued

8 Essential Data Privacy Practices for Federal Contractors

By Team DTS

A clear, actionable guide to protecting sensitive information and preparing for evolving privacy expectations Introduction Data Privacy Week arrives at a time when organizations across the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) are navigating new requirements, heightened customer expectations, and an increasingly complex threat landscape. While privacy can feel like a broad or abstract topic, the fundamentals … Continued

Strengthening Identity Integrity and MFA Controls to Prevent Credential Theft

By Team DTS

Identity is the core of modern cybersecurity. Federal frameworks, including NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC, consistently emphasize maintaining traceable, unique identities and enforcing multi-factor authentication (MFA). Strong identity governance reduces the likelihood of unauthorized access and credential compromise. Establish Unique, Non-Shared User IDs Clear identity standards ensure accountability. Each user should have a unique identifier … Continued