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Ray Dunham

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Ray Dunham started his career as an Air Force Officer in 1996 in the field of Communications and Computer Systems. Following his time in the Air Force, Ray worked in the defense industry in areas of system architecture, system engineering, and primarily information security. Ray leads L&C’s FedRAMP practice but also supports SOC examinations. Ray enjoys working with clients to secure their environments and provide guidance on information security principles and practices.

All articles by Ray Dunham:

FedRAMP Continuous Monitoring – What Are the Responsibilities of CSPs and 3PAOs?

By Ray Dunham Published on September 27, 2017

Today’s information environments are always changing, whether through the development of new capabilities, patching systems, responding to new threats and vulnerabilities, or fixing discrepancies within the system. Each change to the system carries with it an inherent security risk. Therefore, that security risk must be evaluated in the context of the security posture of the [...]

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How Is Your (Cyber) Hygiene?

By Ray Dunham Published on February 21, 2017
When most people think of hygiene, I would venture to say that technology or computer systems are not part of the mental picture. There are interesting parallels, however, between what we think of as “normal” hygiene and cyber hygiene. [...]

What is FISMA?

By Ray Dunham Published on October 25, 2016
The Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) was originally released in December 2002 and established the importance of information security principles and practices within the Federal Government, noting that information security was “critical to the economic and national security interests of the United States. [...]

What Is COBIT®?

By Ray Dunham Published on September 6, 2016
COBIT® stands for Control Objectives for Information and Related Technology. What is it? Put simply, it is a framework for enterprise wide governance to include business functions, information and information technology resources. The COBIT® framework provides a structure upon which to build an enterprise governance program. [...]

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