NIST 800-53 SA-6 Software Usage Restrictions: Withdrawn
SA-6 was withdrawn and folded into CM-10 and SI-7. What to cite and what to show for software licensing and integrity.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
SA-6 was withdrawn and folded into CM-10 and SI-7. What to cite and what to show for software licensing and integrity.
SA-5 asks for administrator and user documentation that explains how to run a system securely. Here is what to produce, protect and hand out.
SA-4 lists what a purchase contract for a system or service must say about security. A practical walk through the nine items and the evidence for each.
SA-3 asks you to build security roles and risk management into the development life cycle. Here is what an auditor will want to see and how to get there.
SA-24 asks you to define resiliency goals, objectives, techniques and principles, then build to them. What that means for a team with an audit coming.
SA-23 asks you to strengthen the systems behind your essential services with extra design or components. Here is how to read it and what to keep.
SA-22 asks you to replace components the vendor no longer supports, or to arrange alternative support. How to inventory, decide and document.
SA-21 covers vetting the outside developers who build your systems. Learn what screening evidence a customer or auditor can reasonably expect.
SA-20 covers rebuilding components you cannot trust and have no way to protect. What it means, and what to do when you will not rebuild.
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