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TSP aims to be the leading provider of Information Systems Security Program
Management (ISSPM) Training and Certification, for Security Professionals
working for the Federal Government, Department of Defense and Intelligence
Community Agencies.

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OUR MISSION:  PROTECTING NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION

The events of September 11th strengthened our companies resolve and mission to
protect the Classified and Sensitive information Systems and Networks that play
an important role in the United States (U.S.) Critical Information
Infrastructure; the Federal Government, the Department of Defense and the
Intelligence Community. (Referred Throughout As: USG Agencies)

 

There is an urgent need for government, government contractors and the military
services to field well-trained and competent Information Systems Security
Professionals ISSP's). Adequate training is not an option, is mandated in
various U.S. Government regulations, and is essential for ensuring a competent
workforce of ISSP's across all USG agencies.

Fighting the War on Terrorism, Cyber Crimes, Espionage and Insider Threats will
be a multifaceted undertaking. TSP has the knowledge, skills and abilities to
provide it's clients with one of the most structured and comprehensive ISSPM
Training Courses and Certification Programs for Information Systems Security
Professionals.

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U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICY ON PROTECTING CLASSIFIED INFORMATION
Classified Information is defined as any information, that if disclosed to
unauthorized people, could jeopardize U.S. Government interests, institutions,
foreign relations, or national security.
 
As the U.S. Government becomes more and more technology-oriented, the
Information Assurance (IA) and Information Security (IS) missions become
increasingly challenging. These missions involve protecting all Classified and
Sensitive Information Systems and Networks that are used to create, store,
process or distribute Classified or Sensitive information. U.S. Government
policy requires all Classified and Sensitive Information to be appropriately
safeguarded to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the
information. Safeguards will be applied such that information is accessed only
by authorized persons and is used only for its authorized purpose, retains its
content integrity and is available to satisfy mission requirements.
 
Adequate security of these Classified and Sensitive Information Systems and
Networks is a mandatory requirement, not an option. USG Agency Directors, Chief
Information Officers, Information Security Professionals and Network Security
Engineers / Administrators all have a fundamental management responsibility to
protect these Classified and Sensitive Information Systems and Networks.

All USG Agencies are required to comply with core security requirements; Federal
Information Security Management Act (FISMA) and Office of Management and Budget
(OMB) requirements for IT systems security. Additional security requirements
from the Director Of National Intelligence (DNI) and the Committee on National
Security Systems (CNSS) may apply to DoD and IC Agencies. (Specific Agency
Regulations May Also Apply).

 
FISMA is a comprehensive framework for securing the U. S. Governments
information technology (IT). FISMA provides a set of specific security
requirements for USG agencies on how to plan for, budget, implement, and
maintain secure systems.
 
All USG agencies must develop, implement and manage a FISMA complaint
Information Systems Security Program, to provide security for the data and IT
systems that support its operations and assets, including both its own systems
as well as those belonging to other agencies, contractors, and others supporting
its mission.

Not only do all USG agencies receive an annual grade for their FISMA compliance,
but these grades are made public on at least one U.S. Federal Government web
site. A high grade on the FISMA report card indicates that an agencies systems
are secure, their data is locked down, and it gives the American people public
verification of that fact.

                         

 

Click Here For:

GAO 2009 Report-Continued Efforts Are Needed To Protect Information Systems from
Evolving Threats.pdf

 

Failure to pass a FISMA inspection can result in unfavorable publicity for an
agency, increased oversight of the agency, possible computer breaches, and even
a reduction in an agencies IT budget. If an agency fails to comply with FISMA,
or gets a low grade, it's instantly public knowledge. Unfortunately, in recent
years the media covering government IT affairs has developed a fondness for
reporting on agencies FISMA grades.

A low score can severely impact an agencies reputation and threaten the jobs of
those who are responsible for regulatory compliance. Chief Information Officers
(CIOs) may have to testify before U.S. Congress to explain their inadequate
performance. Worst of all, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) may delay
or cancel funding for agency programs.
 

For an agency to comply with FISMA, it must have a  well structured and defined
Information Systems Security Program, as outlined in the above referenced GAO
2009 Report. Key Security Professionals in an agency that are responsible for
ensuring FISMA compliance are the; Designated Approving Authority (DAA), Chief
Information Officer (CIO), Senior Agency Information Security Officer (SAISO)
and Information Systems Security Managers and Officers (ISSM's / ISSO's). These
Security Professionals must thoroughly understand core security requirements;
U.S. Federal Laws, FISMA compliance requirements and Office Of Management and
Budget compliance requirements, as well as their specific agency regulations and
requirements.
 
If these Security Professionals have not attended an Information Systems
Security Program Management Training Course that teaches FISMA compliance and
the core security requirements, these Security Professionals may have a
difficult time achieving FISMA compliance for their agency, and continued
efforts will become both difficult and costly.
 

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INFORMATION SYSTEM SECURITY / INFORMATION ASSURANCE TRAINING COURSE

 

ISSPM TRAINING COURSE AND ISSPMP CERTIFICATION

 * The ISSPM Training Course will educate Security Professionals on how to
   successfully develop, implement and manage an Information Systems Security
   Program that is FISMA compliant, and built on  the core security requirements
   for the Federal Government, DoD and IC Agencies.

 * The ISSPM Training Course will provide a well structured and comprehensive
   security program framework for Security Professionals to protect their
   agencies Data and Information Technology (IT) Systems.

 * The Information Systems Security Program Management Professional (ISSPMP)
   
   Certification, was designed exclusively to validate and certify an
   individuals knowledge of FISMA, NIST Information Security Standards and
   Guidelines, DNI ICD's, CNSS Instructions and OMB Policies.

 

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ISSPM Training Course / ISSPMP Certification

 

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