NIST 800-53 AT-2 Literacy Training and Awareness: Evidence
AT-2 requires security and privacy training for all system users, refreshed on a schedule and after incidents. See what proof auditors accept.
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AT-2 requires security and privacy training for all system users, refreshed on a schedule and after incidents. See what proof auditors accept.
AT-1 asks for a documented awareness and training policy, procedures, an owner and reviews. See what an auditor expects to see.
AC-9 asks that users see the date and time of their last logon. Learn what to show, what the enhancements add, and the evidence an auditor wants.
AC-8 requires a warning banner before logon that users acknowledge. Learn what the text must say and how to adapt it outside government.
AC-7 limits consecutive failed logons and sets a response. Learn how to pick numbers, avoid lockout abuse and show evidence.
AC-6 asks for only the access needed to do the job, for people and processes. See what to review, what to collect and how to cut privilege.
AC-5 asks you to identify duties that need separating and set access to enforce it. See concrete examples and what an auditor wants.
AC-4 controls where data may travel between systems, not just who may read it. Learn the enhancements, evidence and practical controls.
AC-3 requires systems to enforce the authorizations you approved. Learn what to test, what evidence to collect and the enhancements that matter.
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