NIST 800-53 AU-13 Monitoring for Information Disclosure
AU-13 asks you to watch for your data leaking onto public sites. Here is what to monitor, who to notify and the evidence to keep.
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AU-13 asks you to watch for your data leaking onto public sites. Here is what to monitor, who to notify and the evidence to keep.
AU-12 requires systems to produce audit records for the events you chose. Here is how to prove each component really generates them.
AU-11 asks you to keep logs long enough for investigations and legal needs. Here is how to set a period, prove it and avoid common retention gaps.
AU-10 asks for evidence that a person really performed an action, so they cannot later deny it. Here is how to build that for approvals and changes.
AU-1 requires a written audit and accountability policy and procedures. Here is what each must cover and the review evidence auditors ask for.
AT-6 asks you to report training results to the right people. Here is what that report should contain and why failures by key staff matter.
AT-5, Contacts with Security Groups and Associations, was withdrawn in Rev 5 and moved to PM-15. Here is what that means for your audit prep.
AT-4 is the paper trail for security training. Here is what records to keep, how long, and where small teams usually come up short.
AT-3 asks for security training matched to what each person actually does. Here is the evidence an auditor wants and the gaps that show up most.
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