NIST 800-53 SC-22 Fault Tolerant DNS Architecture
SC-22 asks for fault tolerant name resolution with internal and external role separation. Evidence, gaps and a plan.
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SC-22 asks for fault tolerant name resolution with internal and external role separation. Evidence, gaps and a plan.
SC-21 requires resolvers to validate the origin and integrity of DNS answers. Learn what to configure and what to show.
SC-20 asks authoritative name servers to return signed data and show the chain of trust. See what DNSSEC evidence looks like.
SC-2 separates user functionality from system management functionality. Evidence, common gaps and a practical way to implement it.
SC-19 is withdrawn in Rev 5 and says VoIP is handled like any other technology. Here is what that means for your phone and meeting systems.
SC-18 governs code that moves across networks and runs on another system, such as JavaScript. What to define, control and show.
SC-17 covers who issues your certificates and which trust anchors you accept. Evidence, common gaps and a practical process.
SC-16 asks you to carry security and privacy attributes with data exchanged between systems. What that looks like and what proves it.
SC-15 stops remote activation of cameras, microphones and meeting tools and requires a visible indicator. Evidence, gaps and steps.
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