What does CSfC stand for?
What does CSfC stand for?
CSFC
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| CSFC | Commercial Solutions for Classified (US NSA Central Security Service) |
| CSFC | Cornwall Sea Fisheries Committee (UK) |
| CSFC | Critical Studies in Food and Culture (research cluster; University of California, Davis) |
| CSFC | Cumbria Sea Fisheries Committee (est. 1993; UK) |
What is Csfc certification?
Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) is NSA’s commercial Cybersecurity strategy that leverages industry innovation to deliver solutions with efficiency and security. NSA/CSS policy mandates CSfC as the first option to be considered to satisfy a CS requirement.
Why is Csfc?
National Security Agency (NSA) established the Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) program to allow U.S. Government agencies to leverage commercial technology to provide data-in-transit and data-at-rest encryption for classified information.
What is CSFC and when should you use it?
For example, there’s no need to place all of the devices in a secure safe watched by guards 24/7, as is required with a Type 1 solution. This also means that CSfC is good for situations that are inherently higher-risk.
What are CSFC capability packages?
The Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) Program was created by the NSA to protect classified data with efficient and secure commercial technology innovations. As a CSfC Trusted Integrator, we’re qualified to design, assemble, and apply solutions in accordance with CSfC Capability Packages (CPs).
What is the difference between Type 1 and CSFC?
No need for specialized training: Using Type 1 products requires advanced knowledge that you can’t develop overnight. CSfC, on the other hand, requires only knowledge of commercial technologies that already make up standard cybersecurity architectures, so in most cases, your team doesn’t have to go through special training to use them.
What is IDID technologies CSFC as a service?
ID Technologies is currently delivering a CSfC as a Service infrastructure to a DoD agency. This solution will provide users with both single and cross-domain access as needed to the broader agency. This enterprise service supports all different types of users, providing secure remote access to classified data both from home and on travel.