NIST Framework
Your Roadmap to Complying with the NIST Framework
This structured framework is designed to help organizations manage and mitigate cybersecurity risks, providing a common language for improving security and aligning practices with industry standards. Take steps to comply today.
Core Requirements

Identify
Understand and manage cybersecurity risks to systems, assets, data, and capabilities.
Categories include:
- Asset management
- Business Environment
- Governance
- Risk assessment
- Risk management strategy
- Supply chain risk management

Protect
Develop and implement safeguards to ensure critical services and data are delivered securely.
Categories include:
- Identity management & access control
- Awareness & training
- Data security
- Information protection processes & procedures
- Maintenance
- Protective technology

Detect
Identify cybersecurity incidents promptly.
Categories include:
- Anomalies & events
- Security continuous monitoring
- Detection processes

Respond
Take action when a cybersecurity event is detected to minimize its impact.
Categories include:
- Response planning
- Communications
- Analysis
- Mitigation
- Improvements

Recover
Restore services and operations after a cybersecurity incident.
Categories include:
- Recovery planning
- Improvements
- Communications
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