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Hello:<br />
I am interested in learning how does the C&amp;A, DIACAP processes improves commercial systems?<br />
Please refer to assignment question below.<br />
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Question:<br />
Do you think a formal process like Certification &amp;&nbsp;Accreditation is appropriate to use for commercial systems in private industry (Why or Why Not)? What are the important parts of C&amp;A to carry over to the commercial sector? Alternatively, what are some examples of &nbsp;security review processes used in companies before putting a system into use. What are the pros and cons of this in contrast to Department of Defense Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process (DIACAP)?
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Hello:
I am interested in learning how does the C&A, DIACAP processes improves commercial systems?
Please refer to assignment question below.

Question:
Do you think a formal process like Certification & Accreditation is appropriate to use for commercial systems in private industry (Why or Why Not)? What are the important parts of C&A to carry over to the commercial sector? Alternatively, what are some examples of  security review processes used in companies before putting a system into use. What are the pros and cons of this in contrast to Department of Defense Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process (DIACAP)?

HomeWork-Network Security Certification and Accreditation for commercial systems

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Quality Assurance

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Network Operations

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