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Nt1310 Unit 7

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Parrish, We have a green light. One additional requirement, is that risk assessment team works with MAT to complete the following: 1) Work in tandem with Fred to "develop a criteria / written documentation to assess Wi-Fi access points (WAP) devices so when the risk assessors go out to perform their assessments that validation understands what to ask for and how to validate these devices for CS security to include "best practice" mitigation hardening for these devices. 2) Find out where all these Wi-Fi WAPs are included in the packages. Our database could be of use to them. (E.g. FARs comes to my mind as I know they use WAP) In additional, have them find out who else uses WAPs? Also, questions that we would like answered include but

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