William Rybczynski
5.0
Reviewed Mar 8, 2022Excellent fundamental breakdown of the RMF.
NIST DoD RMF
The Risk Management Framework (RMF) provides a disciplined, structured and flexible process for managing security and privacy risk. It includes information security categorization; control selection, implementation and assessment; system and common control authorizations; and continuous monitoring. It includes activities to prepare organizations to execute the framework at appropriate risk management levels. This learning path explains the RMF steps and its processes (aka tasks) which link essential risk management processes at the system level to risk management processes at the organization level. This learning path explains the Risk Management Framework (RMF) and its processes and provides guidance for applying the RMF to information systems and organizations.
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Arfan Mahmudi Husein
5.0
Reviewed Aug 19, 2022very good.thanks so much
Rodolfo Hill
5.0
Reviewed May 21, 2022Muy completo y detallado.
Mihai Ravici
5.0
Reviewed Mar 20, 2025Veri completed
Roger Jose Bello Otero
5.0
Reviewed Jan 10, 2025Excelente!
Jonathan Solano Gonzalez
5.0
Reviewed Jul 10, 2025excelente
MOHAMMED VASEEM SHAIK
5.0
Reviewed Apr 22, 2022EXCELLENT
IRMA IVONNE RAMIREZ DE ARELLANO DIAZ
5.0
Reviewed Aug 21, 2024NA
Diana Lucia Vargas Meza
4.0
Reviewed Jul 22, 2024Muy bueno
David Dusza
2.0
Reviewed Oct 17, 2022This course is hard to follow. It basically is just a dictionary being thrown at you. It doesnt seem relatable or useful because all it talks about "NIST Special publication..." one after the next. I get it, the sources are important but real examples of how to apply the knowledge are more useful because I feel like I havent learned anything.... literally.
Deleted Account
1.0
Reviewed Jul 10, 2022Very poorly designed course. No pauses. No example scenarios. Non-stop speed talker. This course violates almost every guide line for on-line learning.
Harrison
1.0
Reviewed Jun 12, 2023Not conductive to learning. A very monotone voice is used to read off slides, and thats really all it is. Reading off of a still PowerPoint.