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The CISA Software Acquisition Guide for Government Enterprise Consumers: Software Assurance in the Cyber-Supply Chain Risk Management (C-SCRM) Lifecycle product was developed in response to the core challenges of software assurance and cybersecurity transparency in the acquisition process, focusing primarily on software lifecycle activities. The Software Acquisition Guide focuses on the “Secure by Demand” elements by providing recommendations for agency personnel, including mission owners and contracting staff or requirements office to engage in more relevant discussions with their enterprise risk owners (such as CIOs and CISOs) and candidate suppliers such that better, risk-informed decisions can be made associated with acquisition and procurement of software and cyber-physical products.
This Active Cyber Zone podcast features two members of the team that developed the Guide. We explore why the Guide is needed and what government vendors need to know as the Guide makes its way into the federal acqusition process.
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The CISA Software Acquisition Guide for Government Enterprise Consumers: Software Assurance in the Cyber-Supply Chain Risk Management (C-SCRM) Lifecycle product was developed in response to the core challenges of software assurance and cybersecurity transparency in the acquisition process, focusing primarily on software lifecycle activities. The Software Acquisition Guide focuses on the “Secure by Demand” elements by providing recommendations for agency personnel, including mission owners and contracting staff or requirements office to engage in more relevant discussions with their enterprise risk owners (such as CIOs and CISOs) and candidate suppliers such that better, risk-informed decisions can be made associated with acquisition and procurement of software and cyber-physical products.
This Active Cyber Zone podcast features two members of the team that developed the Guide. We explore why the Guide is needed and what government vendors need to know as the Guide makes its way into the federal acqusition process.