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Technology Risk Manager Upgrade Supports NIST 800-37 Rev 1 Prevari Enhances Technology Risk Manager Enables NIST SP 800-37 and Continuous Monitoring Minneapolis, MN. April 17, 2009 - Prevari, an information risk measurement company today announced an upgrade module for the Technology Risk Manager (TRM) product line. Prevari's TRM consumes security scan data from market-leading scanners whether OVAL, XCCDF or a proprietary format. TRM also considers implemented technical and compliance controls to provide an objective, quantitative, repeatable and defensible index of both inherent and residual risk. Once implemented, TRM provides objective comparative risk analysis between geographic networks, operational groups, or multiple systems. TRM generates simulations to highlight where additional controls may be warranted to meet specific regulatory or risk requirements. TRM now enables all levels of management as defined in the NIST SP 800-37 Rev 1 specification Risk Management Framework. This is accomplished by providing a holistic view of the ongoing state of IT risk as illuminated by quantitative metrics to support Continuous Monitoring. Security Authorization decisions are supported with TRM's modeling and simulation algorithms and enable the Authorizing Official to make objective risk decisions relevant to their systems' current risk posture. "Senior management struggles to continuously monitor IT risk across the organization while comparing multiple systems against their respective accreditation levels over time. Having the framework and associated tools to support ongoing risk determination and risk acceptance is critical to defending one's environment” said Frank McLallen, VP of Sales and Marketing. "We are pleased with the direction taken by NIST. Prevari's ability to align with the SP 800-37 framework by delivering objective and quantitative risk metrics, along with our modeling and simulation capability, clearly adds value to public-sector agencies" said McLallen. Technology Risk Manager (TRM) 3.4 About Prevari |