2017年3月6日 · The ATO is the authority to operate decision that culminates from the security authorization process of an information technology system in the US federal government, …

What is an ATO? ATO stands for authorization to operate, also known as “authority to operate.” Because there is no perfect, risk-free software system, the ATO process is aimed at …

What is the ATO process? The ATO process is built around the Risk Management Framework from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). This framework is based on …

The Authorizing Official (AO) is responsible to accepting information security risks, which is done through the RMF process. An ATO is usually good for 3 years, but assumes no major changes …

2020年10月30日 · To close out National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, here are some steps federal agencies can take to protect their IT systems from cyber attacks and cybersecurity …

This is an outline of a typical ATO process for a cloud.gov customer system. All agencies handle the ATO process in their own way, so you should talk with yo...

“The ATO process”, as it’s commonly called, is formally defined in the National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST)’s Risk Management Framework (RMF): The steps in the …

An Authorization to Operate (ATO) is an official approval that ensures a system's security and risk posture, compliance, and operation reflects an acceptable level of risk to...

Security Authorization (SA) is the authorization given by an Authorizing Official (AO) for operation of an information system, and by which the AO explicitly accepts the risk to organizational …

Many DoD Components identify obtaining an Authorization to Operate (ATO) as the longest step in developing and deploying software. Delivering new features rapidly requires an authorization...