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Services
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Methodology | DCAA
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ATOMIC
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Assess
Technical, Operational, Managerial,
and Interdependent Controls (ATOMIC)
Provides a comprehensive assessment
methodology for Critical Infrastructure/Key
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ATOMIC
(SM) Assess Technical, Operational,
Managerial, and Interdependent Controls |
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Figure
A-1: ATOMIC (SM) Framework |
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The
ATOMIC (SM) Methodology is based on
the philosophy that all systems consist
of controls that interact internally
and externally. The safeguards in-place
achieves adequate information protection
through the collective bond of controls
working together. The weaker the bond,
the easier it is to exploit the weakness
or vulnerability within the information
system. The information system within
an organization attains a protective
layer through the alignment of security
controls within the organizational business
strategy. The strategy maintains a consistent
viewpoint of how security is adopted
within the organization. If the protective
bond is broken, the organizations mission
could be disrupted or become vulnerable.
The weakest link in the control chain
could negatively impact the information
systems, and affect the overall security
posture of the entire organization.
The controls create a tightly-coupled
bond, when the controls are working
together, but if a break or weakness
occurs, the vulnerability could be exploited.
If you are interested in learning more
about the ATOMIC Methodology and how
Lunarline or one of our partners can
apply it to ensuring your Critical Infrastructure
or Key Resources exceed HSPD 7 requirements,
please email:
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