No President is above FISMA Law

In this episode the author raises awareness regarding Cyber Threats during the Ukraine War and how those threats are relevant to the USA and every other nation around the world.

The author discusses the current US Cybersecurity landscape and reasons for US business systems vulnerabilities and proposed an approach for covey system assessment and remediation costs.

In this episode using a dialectic approach the author investigates, discusses, and reconciles certain “opinions” as to whether there should be a federal law explicitly for Constitution Information System Management.

In this episode the author discusses President Biden’s National Strategy for COVID-19, specifically paragraph 2 on page 6. Additionally the author explains how the required nationwide human synergistics can be achieved.

In this episode the author celebrates Season 2 of his podcast and Presidential Inauguration 2021.

In this episode the author discusses the assault on the United States Capital and the security controls required to protect United States Capital operations and physical boundaries.

In this episode the author suggests common sense actions any White House administration can take to proactively identify Insider Threats to FISMA Law and for more effective Cybersecurity Programs.

In this episode the author discusses the serious Cyber attack reported by the news media during December, 2020 and makes strategic leadership recommendations.

In this episode the author responds to Senator Romney’s December 17 tweet regarding US Cybersecurity and makes recommendations to President Elect Joe Biden and the US Congress on FISMA Law compliance as a long term solution.

In this episode the author discusses the COVID-19 Vaccine Logistical Effort and effective NPSAIS Support with an emphasis on the role of the NPSAIS Data Security Officer.

In this episode the author provides answers to sample Exam test questions in episode 60 along with supporting rationales. Also the DSO Certification Exam test environment is described.

In this episode the author provides a sampling of 20 questions that could appear on the DSO Certification Exam.

In this episode the author reviews the takeaways from the homework Google research of FISMA Law 2014, FIPS-199, and FIPS-200.

In this episode the author reveals how a teenager achieves the required DSO Data Reverence necessary to pass the DSO Certification Exam.

In the episode the author mentors teenagers on how to gain a mastery of the thought processes of a professional NPSAIS Data Security Officer and a US Pandemic Crisis Management Stakeholder.

In this episode the author reveals his approach to NPSAIS Data Security Officer Certification.

In this episode the author documents the requirements and design specifications for the Health Facilities Database Record Facility Table.

In this episode the author describes the methodology used to estimate NPSAIS Pandemic Crisis Management stakeholders at the County government level.

In this episode the author emphasizes Warning of Insider threats and Vigilance in US Information Security through FISMA Law Compliance.

In this episode the author declares the inclusion of CISA and Department of Homeland Security as NPSAIS Pandemic Crisis Management Stakeholders.

In this episode the author contrasts “talk” and “action” associated with Human Synergistics during our current period in the COVID-19 pandemic. Furthermore, Human Synergistics is to be validated through Podcast episodes.

In this episode the author publishes instructions for those interested in appearing in the podcast.

In this episode the author specifies constraints on Artificial Intelligence in support of NPSAIS.

In this episode the author describes the use of the NPSAIS Touchpad feature, Key 6 and provides a link to supporting references for system engineering purposes.

In this episode the author describes in detail mandatory US Pandemic Crisis Management Stakeholders.

In this episode the author sets the framework from which to specify the US Pandemic Crisis Management Stakeholders which are a critical NPSAIS requirement. In Part 2 of this episode official stakeholders will be identified.

In this episode the author provides the requirements and design specifications for mandatory NPSAIS Command Center Duties. Visual references for the episode can be found at the author’s specified website.

In this episode the author codifies a problem definition for all future Presidents and White House administrations. Included is a lesson learned and an emphasis on due diligence to be demonstrated to the American Public.

In this episode the author introduces future podcast episodes that will provide detailed coding instructions for specific routines executed within a NPSAIS software module. An example routine is provided in this episode.

In this episode the author codifies his long term Vision of the podcast, shares his reasoning for its relevance and value, and re-emphasizes that No President is above FISMA Law.

In this episode the author discusses the Touchpad Key 5 feature of the National Pandemic Situational Awareness Information System (NPSAIS).

In this episode the author creates the episode to allow reuse of the episode content in all future episode closing segments.

In this episode the author reviews a standard closing segment for all future podcast episodes which includes a high level overview of his website pages as a model for Cyberspace Multimedia Productions.

In this episode the author critiques an interview with Kamala Harris regarding the restoration of trust in the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and offers an effective solution to restore the integrity of the CDC.

In this episode the author contrasts mini and micro computer software languages, discusses the Waterfall System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) phases, and repeats code that must be included in every NPSAIS software module.

In this episode the author reads through a flowchart that has every coding requirement that is mandatory for a NPSAIS software module. After the read through the author does a walk through of the flowchart to amplify the understanding of the coding requirements.

In this episode the author provides an understanding of Touchpad Key 4 and System Table 2. The author also urges US federal and state governments to acquire innovative and modernized Pandemic Technology system resources.

In this episode the author introduces his podcasting website, describes pages to be added and content to be added. The author also identifies mobile apps used for website creation and content development to include an exclusive Cast of Characters.

In this episode the author explains all pieces of information stored in the data elements of System Table 1. Touchpad Key 3 accesses System Table 1 information. System Table 1 is in every US Health Facility database record.

In this episode the author provides a reference to a YouTube video produced by Tom Buck titled, “Should you use Anchor for your Podcast?” which resolves a conspiracy theory that undermines Anchor podcast services.

In this episode the author provides an explanation for the critical change made to his podcast description. A change that is extraordinary in scope.

In this episode the author shares an understanding of how his podcast, novel, and Facebook compliment each other. The author also provides information on how to visit his Facebook.

In this episode the author identifies 19 types of guests to be featured in this Podcast. The guests represent a diverse range of interests and experience relevant to the vision for this podcast.

In this episode the author exposes the expensive costs in using private sector contractors for performing the system engineering of future Pandemic Technology capabilities and identifies ways to use a more cost effective approach.

In this episode the author provides requirements and design information associated with the Touchpad feature of the NPSAIS for system engineering, Data Security Officer role and responsibilities, and US Pandemic Crisis Management Stakeholders knowledge and understanding.

In this episode the author specifies requirement and design information for the functionality of Touchpad Key 2. Key 2 is restricted for use by the NPSAIS Command Center.

In this episode the author provides the requirement and design specifications for Key 1 of the Touchpad feature of the National Pandemic Situational Awareness Information System (NPSAIS) aka Tomorrow’s Pandemic Technology.

In the episode the author describes how the Touchpad feature of the National Pandemic Situational Awareness Information System (NPSAIS) is an integral part of new innovative and modernized pandemic technology system resources our federal government can obtain and deploy.

In this episode the author reviews what is involved in FISMA Law Vulnerability Remediation and contrasts violation incidents for prosecution. This episode is associated with the Department of Health and Human Services incident recently in violating FISMA Law.

In this episodes the author specifies how to execute the remediation of a FISMA Noncompliance Vulnerability using the Case of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) / Center for Disease Control (CDC) FISMA Noncompliance Violation Vulnerability.

In the episode the author explains the mandatory requirement of the President’s Executive Order and provides a response for State Governors who do not want to comply and cooperate with the Executive Order of the President.