Azure Sentinel Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Workbook
The Azure Sentinel CMMC Workbook provides a mechanism for viewing log queries aligned to CMMC controls across the Azure cloud including Microsoft security offerings, Office 365, Teams, Intune, Windows Virtual Desktop and many more. This workbook enables Security Architects, Engineers, SecOps Analysts, Managers, and IT Pros to gain situational awareness for the security posture of cloud workloads. There are also recommendations for selecting, designing, deploying, and configuring Microsoft offerings for alignment with respective CMMC requirements and practices. The workbook features 250+ control cards aligned to the 17 CMMC control families across all 5 maturity levels with selectable GUI buttons for navigation.CMMC Compliance with Azure Sentinel
Often the purpose of a Security Information & Event Management software product (SIEM) like Microsoft's Azure Sentinel can be misunderstood. In this blog, Azure Sentinel will be discussed in terms of capabilities and importance for CMMC compliance and an ideal cloud security strategy. Azure Sentinel became generally available on March 13, 2020, and charges for the service started April 1, 2020. Sentinel can pull log data at no cost for Incident Response from AWS CloudTrail, Azure Activity Logs, Office 365/Microsoft 365 Audit Logs (all SharePoint activity and Exchange admin activity) and alerts from Microsoft Threat Protection products (Azure Security Center, Office 365 ATP, Azure ATP, Microsoft Defender ATP, Microsoft Cloud App Security, Azure Information Protection).Final 2021 Cloud Security and Compliance Series (CS2) Virtual Conference
Tuesday, May 11, 2021, 08:30 AM – 03:00 PM (CST) This fourth and final virtual installment of the Cloud Security and Compliance Series (CS2) in 2021 will cover best practices for CMMC, DFARS 7012, NIST 800-171 compliance, CUI and ITAR data management. However, as a unique offering, this CS2 Virtual contains several breakout sessions centered around universities and research institutions preparing to meet cloud security requirements associated with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC).Virtual Conference Focused on CMMC and Microsoft's US Sovereign Cloud
Thursday, February 04, 2021, 08:30 AM – 03:00 PM (CST) This third installment of the Cloud Security and Compliance Series (CS2) Virtual series is curated for DoD contractors looking to meet cybersecurity regulations, address security threats, and glean best practices for their Microsoft cloud investments. Many previous speakers include Richard Wakeman (Microsoft), Katie Arrington (OUSD), and several CMMC AB board members. Next month CS2 will host Rima Reyes, Dave Jennings and Morne Pretorius of the Teams GCC / GCC High / DoD product group as well as Matt Soseman, Microsoft Sr Architect focused on Microsoft Defender and applications for CMMC. See below for the full set of speakers. Join us for this ongoing informational series to cover best practices for CMMC, DFARS 7012 and the DFARS Interim Rule, NIST 800-171 compliance, CUI and ITAR data management, Audit Preparations, Cloud Management and other security topics.Azure Government - Security Fires and CMMC Compliance
Why Azure Government for CMMC? CMMC audits are coming in 2020 for the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) and many contractors are needing a single environment to house corporate data and CUI. Azure Government can be the ideal environment to host backups (a CMMC requirement in the RE domain), run operational workloads like contracts and accounting systems, and house more sensitive engineering data. Cloud Infrastructure Housed in US-only and Government-only Data Centers DISA Impact Level 5 Provisional Authorization Supports US export-controlled data: #CUI, ITAR, and more
