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The document outlines the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Reporting Procedure for Information Security (IS) Assessments, detailing the standards and guidelines for creating IS Assessment Reports. It replaces a previous version and includes significant updates across five sections: introduction, reporting process, report structure, documenting risks, and security assessment report package. The procedure aims to ensure consistency in reporting across CMS by providing a specific format and instructions for documenting security assessment results, evaluating risks, and suggesting corrective actions.

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