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Ransomware isn’t just a technical threat heading into 2026, it’s a business risk that demands a unified approach, where leading cybersecurity frameworks work together to translate attacker behavior and control gaps into clear financial impact.

This blog will outline how to build an Access and Training policy that satisfies CMMC Level 2.

This blog will outline how to build an Access Control policy that satisfies CMMC Level 2.

We are thrilled to launch K2 GRC 13.0.0! This release introduces foundational changes to our data model, a new authorization system, and significant performance enhancements to make the platform faster and more intuitive.

K2 GRC is a fully integrated, API-first platform that unifies governance, risk, compliance, and training into one system. It delivers real-time visibility, automated evidence collection, cross-framework control mapping, FAIR®-based risk insights, and customizable training to streamline audits and strengthen organizational resilience.

The CMMC Assessment Process (CAP) provides procedures for CMMC Level 2 Assessments. CMMC Third-Party Assessment Organizations conduct assessments of organizations seeking certification (OSCs).

Malware is the most common external threat to information systems. It causes widespread damage and disruption and necessitates extensive recovery efforts. Many of today’s malware threats are stealthy and designed to avoid detection.

Flaw remediation is the most difficult CMMC level one practice. It was the only level one practice on the top 10 other than satisfied requirements.

NIST describes several approaches on how organizations can establish a demilitarized zone (DMZ). This blog will discuss the following topics around NIST SP 800-171 practice 3.13.5

Organizations handling sensitive information must define the external boundary of their system. Establishing internal boundaries helps create a multi-layer defense. Enable monitoring, control traffic and protect communications at each boundary.

NIST SP 800-171 derived three requirements from this part of FIPS 200. The Federal Acquisition Regulation derived one practice from this part of FIPS 200.

Implementing physical security controls is a critical component of safeguarding sensitive information. The NIST physical and environmental protection (PE) domain focuses on physical safeguarding practices.

Media may flow out to vendors for equipment repairs or in paper form through recycle bins. Adversaries may try to retrieve data from media after it leaves the organization. Media protection limits access to system media in both paper and digital forms.

System architecture design and separation techniques may isolate assets that handle sensitive information. Organizations may consider these separated systems external to the system handling sensitive information.

Forbes Advisor reported 68% of Americans changed passwords across accounts due to compromise. Social media and email accounts were the most common compromised passwords...

Identifying accounts and devices is foundational to creating a secure and accountable system. Accounts may have assignments to people and non-person entities...

Organizations should prevent the release of nonpublic information on systems accessible to the public. Systems accessible to the public include websites and social media...

If 3.1.1 authorizes access to the system, 3.1.2 authorizes permissions within the system. The rules of chess, for example, limit the types of functions allowed for each piece...