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Federal Information Security Management Act
The Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) was signed in 2002 as part of the Electronic Government Act. It mandates an agency approach to IT security in an effort to secure federal information.
The act holds senior management accountable for ensuring the timely implementation of security measures. By IT security as a life cycle process, FISMA integrates security with overall IT management.
Government agencies will soon be required to meet the standards published in the Minimum Security Requirements for Federal Information and Information Systems document.
These standards, currently published by the National Institute of Standards and Technology as special publication 800-53, further detail the specific implementation requirements to high security within government information systems.
More about Federal Information Security Management Act here.
Terminal Services Log compliance reports:
central monitor for all your users central monitor for all your servers who logged on server/farm (exact date and time) who used what application (together with number of instances run) how much of the logged time users were active on the server how much of the logged time users were idle on the server total time for users connected on server statistical information as summary for all servers and all users
