INFOSEC Assurance Training and Rating Program

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The IAM consists of a standard set of activities required to perform an INFOSEC assessment. In other words, the methodology explains the depth and breadth of the assessment activities that must be performed to be acceptable within the IATRP. The IAM "sets the bar" for what needs to be done for an activity to be considered a complete INFOSEC Assessment. Providers who advertise an INFOSEC assessment capability and consumers seeking assistance in performing INFOSEC Assessments should use the IAM as the baseline for their discussions. Because the IAM is a baseline, providers can expand upon it to further meet the needs of the customers. However, any "expansion" must not reduce or interfere with the original intent of any IAM activity.

The IAM baseline activities include:

On-site customer coordination Information criticality analysis Identifying customer concerns Documented INFOSEC Assessment Plan Documented final report of findings and recommendations

On-site information gathering of the IAM minimal information categories Interviews Documentation review System demonstrations