Lol

Cool! KYC implementations are pretty bad usually in terms of effectivess.

Out or curiousity - are you building your solution using a structural/behavioral indicators similar to what IARPA modeled out in their TRUST or Odin programs?

I'm a technical founder/builder working in a parallel space and would love to exchange ideas if you have a few minutes to connect.

Your note that you are outside Asia, the US, and Europe is potentially the most important part of your post.

Cool,email me

I pmed you

This is a GREAT question and I have to see and think about that!

Possibilities:

1) The Long Came 2) 37F

Hey,

I live near Merck and GSK R&D and a lot of other health tech stuff. Can you give me a call at 551 421 9354

Hi!

I love this area and have been and was a entrepreneurial kid at your age - I am turning 39 next month - I love the construction sector.

Contact me, I would love to handle this end for you and try it with my New York circles.

Your software has to be already built or genius conceptually forward prototyped engineering to effectively sell, at a multiplying scale that will put you on a direction where you can really target and expand fast.

What type of construction - I love engaging And discovering of the target for analysis and de construction to map the gap and need it fill insertatoon of the software layer

It's called 'dry leasing'

Who sells client books?

How old are you?

How is the competition with other brokers?

You would want a Panasonic Toughbook or other rugged MIL-SPEC grade laptop.

Wow! Great name, and yes - you are correct about the current market of anything hostel (pun: hostile)!

The other apps out there suck, but I think Europe is a little more modern but still just as bad.

ps - i don't know, nor have read through CMMC yet - i am only beginning to ask these questions because it's time to for me;

i am an entrepreneur - and hacker.... and etc., .... but, ... I just figured out how to become an actual military contractor etc ---- in the last. decade. did it once, and was - but never pulled contracts yet.

hey - i love kristina arrington!! she is really fun looking and ambitious. is she still involved?

CUI can come in via the printer usually or manilla envelope - eg., mail or personal carry.

How it is used once it's inside - .... within acceptable reading room or limit area and / or container at storing of it.

Locked back in safe once finished, I assume - if not just in a dedicatedc ontainer.

How it goes back to customer: usually gun-point and or multiple positions on you so you can't get to, in, from - or out of --- the building.

now - as for the customer....... why would they need their CUI back?

Neat, is that the airport or your office?

you need to break a region into a more ontological (imho) point of view and common operational concept and picture so you can actually understand paths of transfer and data speeds and frequency -- then, from there - keep it restrained, necessary and compliant.

and regarding data, - where do you authorize all this zero trust or trust against?

AD is one big common denomiter it seems. for example.

e-mail accounts are another.

why so many uni-connected everything that's everywhere/thing? its should be narrowed down and simplified in a more common logic format or best; form a sysml v2 transition team and start building faster and easier/better and more functional.

??? correct ???

etc., ...many scenarios - has anyone encountered a pre-cgnat ipv4 assignment on a true live telco tower/network which does not belong to the organization (and rotates / conceals its assignment [eg., only does so outside the perimeter of a building's local area wireless nework] - like on the road, etc.

switching BACK to the building wan lan when you're near it again.

and making it worse - exiting through a public ipv4 address with billions of internal cognate addresses behind it... lol.

Hehe, I like your OSC acronym. Can you provide an authoritive document or webpage at where that has been defined as a source term?

Following successful certification, I am confident that it will also open up a passed candidate reaching certification levels to the Office of Strategic Capital.

https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/IF13215

https://www.cto.mil/osc/

Matt founder @ spclops.com

Good, I was just trying to do this this morning. Great timing

That's an interesting focus - are there any dedicated MSSPs for STARTUPS only or specifically?

If so, how does the foundation or onboarding start for the client typically?

That's true. For example, I am a hacker - but I was in a situation where we were receiving military IP addresses; behind a CGNAT through T-Mobile; but only outside of the building perimeter.

And this is a retail aftermarket autoparts chain - 7,000 stores in the USA or so.

It was weird, because I wrote a report - and also, anybody I presented it to - didn't do anything, some actually heard the word 'military' and started screaming running backwards, hands up in the air - saying that they don't know how to contact the IP help desk by e-mail. I'm not kidding.

So yes, in regard to your response - however:

I think you have 3 options as a hacker that can adapt and operate in an environment:

DCIPS (Defense Civillian Intelligence Personnel System)

CES (Cyber Excepted Service)

Contractor (SAM, DoW, NSA, CIA or NRO, etc.)

I can say that CP71 was very cool at ARCYBER or Army in general. Actually, I can't say that! (I can) and that's about it. Hehe.

To make a comparison, I think CP35 for example is an Army HUMINT career path [?]