Compliance · NISPOM

NISPOM

Personam maps to the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual, providing behavioral monitoring for cleared contractor facilities that protects classified information against insider threat and credential-based access abuse.

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Total Fits
7
Direct monitoring
2
Supporting evidence
Direct monitoring = Personam monitors this control directly
Supporting evidence = Personam provides evidence toward it

Key Findings

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Direct monitoring: Insider threat program requirements, NISPOM mandates insider threat detection capabilities. Personam has been deployed in a U.S. government environment and is built around the insider threat detection problem NISPOM describes.

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Direct monitoring: User activity monitoring must detect anomalous behavior by cleared personnel. Personam profiles each monitored user against their peer group and flags behavioral shifts.

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Direct monitoring: Access control to classified systems must be enforced and monitored. Personam detects access outside established behavioral patterns.

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Direct monitoring: Continuous monitoring of information systems is required. Personam provides continuous behavioral coverage across monitored network entities.

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Direct monitoring: Incident response, security incidents must be detected and reported promptly. Personam identifies behavioral incidents within minutes.

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Direct monitoring: Network monitoring for unauthorized activity. Personam monitors all east-west and perimeter network metadata.

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Supporting evidence: Incident reporting, Personam identifies behavioral security incidents and retains the supporting session detail. Reporting to the cognizant security agency remains a facility responsibility.

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Supporting evidence: Information system security, behavioral evidence supports ISSO documentation and authorization package requirements. The documentation itself is produced by the facility.

Requirement Mapping

RequirementHow Personam Addresses ItHow Personam Helps
§2-300 Insider Threat Program Surfaces behavioral deviation across cleared-facility networks while narrowing analyst review to a small fraction of the monitored population. Direct monitoring
§8-100 User Activity Monitoring Profiles monitored cleared users against their behavioral peer group and flags anomalous activity as it crosses the sensor. Direct monitoring
§8-600 Access Controls Detects access to classified systems and data by personnel operating outside their established behavioral scope. Direct monitoring
§8-100 System Monitoring Provides continuous behavioral monitoring across monitored network entities in cleared contractor environments. Direct monitoring
§1-300 Incident Reporting Identifies behavioral security incidents within minutes and provides the supporting session detail for required reporting. Supporting evidence
§8-600 Network Monitoring Monitors network metadata for anomalous lateral movement, data staging, and exfiltration behavior. Direct monitoring
§11-200 SCIF Monitoring Behavioral monitoring of network activity within and adjacent to sensitive compartmented information facilities. Direct monitoring
§12-300 Information System Security Provides behavioral evidence supporting ISSO documentation and authorization package requirements. Supporting evidence
§8-600 Audit Trail Maintains continuous behavioral audit record with the supporting session detail for cleared contractor personnel activity. Direct monitoring

Personam addresses the monitoring and detection requirements within this framework. Full compliance requires controls beyond any detection platform.

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