What type of stakeholders typically use eMASS?

The use of eMASS, which stands for the Enterprise Mission Assurance Support Service, is primarily centered around the fields of security and compliance within an organization. Stakeholders such as security personnel, compliance officers, and system administrators are directly involved in managing and assessing the cybersecurity risks associated with information systems.

These stakeholders utilize eMASS to track and manage security assessments, compliance with various standards like RMF (Risk Management Framework), and ensure that security controls are effectively implemented and monitored. The platform assists in documenting, analyzing, and reporting on risks and vulnerabilities, which is critical for maintaining the integrity and security posture of IT systems.

The other groups mentioned, such as marketing executives, financial analysts, teaching staff, student advisors, logistics managers, and supply chain analysts, do not typically engage with the eMASS system, as their roles are not primarily focused on security assessment or compliance monitoring. Their responsibilities lie outside the core functions that eMASS is designed to support.