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Large complex systems need to be analyzed prior to operation so that those depending upon them for the protection of their information have a well-defined understanding of the measures that have been taken to achieve security and the residual risk the system owner assumes during its operation. The U.S. military calls this analysis and vetting process certification and accreditation Today there is a large, unsatisfied need for personnel qualified to conduct system certifications. An educational program to address those needs is described.
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Rasmussen, C.W., Irvine, C.E., Dinolt, G.W., Levin, T.E., Burke, K.L. (2003). A Program for Education in Certification and Accreditation. In: Irvine, C., Armstrong, H. (eds) Security Education and Critical Infrastructures. WISE 2003. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, vol 125. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-35694-5_13
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