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| Presenter: Mr. Wade Kastorff | 1 Comment

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Attention DoD contractors: NIST’s SP 800-171, Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information in Nonfederal Systems and Organizations was revised in December 2016. The revision has produced new requirements, added clarifications, and created many discussion points. This webinar will explain in detail the changes contained in SP 800-171 revision 1 and various FAR/DFAR hooks into the document, impacts it has on your organization, and how you can continue to implement its IA guidelines.

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Watch the first webinar on Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) in Nonfederal Systems and Organizations here.

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Mr. Wade Kastorff
Mr. Wade Kastorff
Mr. Wade Kastorff is employed by SRC, Inc as a Security Systems Engineer responsible for life-cycle enterprise scale information assurance for both government and commercial organizations. For over 15 years Mr. Kastorff has been involved with the development of enterprise information assurance strategy, information assurance assessment planning and execution, transition of legacy systems to current risk management framework, and evaluation of proposed information systems impact to the current and future enterprise information security baseline. He is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional and has also earned several SANS Institute certifications including Advanced Incident Handling and Advanced Hacker Techniques and System Forensics, Investigations, and Response.
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  1. Funny, we just had a very similar conversation,within the DIB working group sessions. Seems like many of us are seeing some similar difficulties. A number of the large companies provided some very key insight into dealing with the recent 171 changes.

    Always looking for more participants – https://dibnet.dod.mil/

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