Implementing the NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF) (Udemy.com)

Great introduction into RMF. I think a fake organization(s) going through the RMF process as they were going along the steps would have been helpful to imagine how an organization would go through the steps and what can be expected of the processes to receiving an ATO and continuous monitoring.

I would have liked a demonstration of a scenario, of how the RMF process would work in actual practice. But, overall it was a very good course, very well presented. The two podcasts at the end was very helpful in providing some of that insight. However, the documentation, I find, could have been better written and formatted. A bit of side note, not one reflecting this course per se, but I was not allowed to take screenshots during the presentation, which is how I take quick notes. So, had the documentation, or resources, provided the charts and images, that would have helped a lot. Hence, not a perfect score. But, I hardly ever give perfect scores anyway. Always room to improve. Going to purchase a lot more course from this company, they offer CEU credits to satisfy CompTIA recertification.

I work daily in eMASS and am very familiar with RMF, and I thought this course was well done. I especially enjoyed the 2 podcasts at the end: "RMF in the Real World (Interview with Drew Church)" and "Automating RMF using eMASS (Interview with Rebecca Onuskanich) as both conversations really brought RMF and eMASS to life. Talking real world scenarios and making the topics easier for someone new or even experienced to understand. I would definitely recommend!

An illuminating introduction to world of risk management by large bureaucratic organisations such as US DoD. It was useful to know the degree of overlap between the NIST RMF and CSF, although I will be a practitioner of the CSF. Insightful examples of the practical applications of the RMF, which has given me better appreciation of the NIST CSF. Thank-you!

It was a great class. It addressed things that I questioned and reinforced my thinking in some areas. I love that you not only discussed theory but also took the time to discuss real-life applications, and the value of that is immeasurable.

The course is excellent for those who need to have their first contact with the framework. It's very well-detailed, with practical examples, quizzes, and, most interestingly, expert interviews. Congrats for your work. I highly recommend it.

An interesting course and well-detailed. As a cybersecurity professional wanting to transition to GRC I found this lesson helpful to the fact I am now feeling confident for any GRC-related interview or if hired I have an idea of what to expect and what relevant questions I can ask as a new GRC employee.

As with the other courses I've taken by Jason, Very well thought out training videos that bring out the good point to know and understand. As a new CISSP doing my first RMF package for the USAF this was very helpful to bring out some of the items to be aware of.

Excellent course, providing both the textbook explanation and real-life examples about NIST RMF. Also, linking the steps in NIST RMF to NIST CSF is really helpful. Both Instructors have done a great job in terms of explaining the content. Looking forward to listening to their NIST CSF course.

Teaching IT related courses and performing technical operations have been part of my work in the IT field for quite some time. In addition to holding a postgraduate diploma in information resource management, I am currently completing a dissertation in the field of information technology management. Besides Security+, Network+ Server+, MCSA Server 2012, and MCSE, CCNA R&S, I am passionate about networking. As an IT Network Engineer, I strongly believe that being able to build networks without knowing the critical part of the network that is securing the network won't make me successful. That is why I am planning on enrolling in a few more courses or having enough knowledge when it comes to information security and cyber security.