What are the best practices for reference models in the Department of Defense (DoD)?

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Lead Engineer in Manufacturing2 years ago

Security Implementation and management

Chief of staff, Tech in Software2 years ago

Alignment with DoD Architecture Framework (DoDAF), Security-Centric Design & Interoperability and Standardization

Research Scholar in Education2 years ago

I think  included security implementation and compliance management as it primary keys.

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