Crafting a Network Diagram for Your CMMC Level 1 Self-Assessment: Step #3

Discover the essentials of CMMC Level 1 self-assessment in this video, focusing on creating a network diagram to define your assessment boundary and scope of Federal Contract Information (FCI).
Learn the importance of documentation and the role of a senior representative in self-attestation. We'll cover key principles like least privilege and need-to-know to protect FCI confidentiality.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Overview
00:28
Creating a Network Diagram
04:08
Senior Representative and Self-Attestation
05:05
Detailed Network Diagram
06:02
Government Equipment and Scope
06:59
Simplifying the Network Diagram
07:22
Minimizing Access to FCI
07:49
Protecting the Confidentiality of FCI
08:13
Resources and Templates
09:11
Aspire Cyber's Approach
09:36
CMMC Level 1 Boot Camp
10:05
Key Takeaways:
- A network diagram is crucial for identifying the assessment boundary and scope of FCI.
- Documentation enhances the accuracy and defensibility of your self-assessment.
- A senior representative must attest to compliance with the FAR 52.204-21/CMMC Level 1 security requirements
- Minimizing access to FCI is vital for its protection.
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