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Sir, we just discovered that we have the 
DFARS 7012 clause in our contract. This is 
going to affect our supply chain throughout 
the United States.

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We didn’t see it in our contracts before, 
but this is something that we must do, especially 
our suppliers in Ohio and Texas.

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When do we need to submit our SPRS score?

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Sir, we....

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We already submitted an SPRS score of 110.

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But we are still missing a system security 
plan.

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Everyone leave except Vice Presidents Keitel, 
Jodl, Krebs, and Burgdorf.

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HOW COULD THIS HAVE HAPPENED?!

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I want to know who submitted the SPRS score!

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It says it in the DoD Assessment Methodology, 
plain as day, that the absence of a system 
security plan would result in noncompliance 
with DFARS 7012.

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Even I know that and I'm the CEO.

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How do we not have a system security plan 
after all these years?

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What if the contracting officers or our primes 
find out about this?

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And what is the status of our POAM? I have 
so many questions about our compliance.

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Sir, we used the DoD Assessment Methodology.

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But did you assess our environment with NIST 
800-171A?

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Sir, we've never heard of such a document.

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Of course not. You could have found it on 
the NIST website under the section "Other 
Parts of this Publication"

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We now have to develop a system security 
plan as soon as possible.

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DIBCAC has stated they are going to begin 
Medium assessments in the near future.

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Is our controlled technical information marked? 
Are we using FIPS-validated encryption?

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Have we set up a logon banner on our systems?

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But most importantly, have we implemented 
multifactor authentication for local and 
network access on our systems?

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These are the questions that DIBCAC will 
be asking not just of us, but our suppliers.

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Do we have to report this to DIBNET?

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Let me guess: we never acquired a DoD-approved 
medium assurance certificate.

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Are we sure we only have controlled technical 
information and not export controlled information?

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Because that will be a game-changer.

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Have you seen the list of additional requirements 
in the CUI Registry?

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Most importantly, we need to do a walkthrough 
and make sure all media has been marked in 
accordance with DoDI 5200.48.

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It's ok. You marked the media correctly.

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DFARS 7012 is a beast.

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There is a lot more to do than just NIST 
800-171.

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But it's not impossible.

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We should start by checking our inventory.

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Please tell me we documented our hardware 
and software inventory and separated them 
by asset category.

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Because I don't know how much more of this 
I can take.

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That's all I got.

