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In a world where most of our data is stored online, it’s imperative to protect it from unauthorized access. Cyber-attacks may happen to individuals and enterprises alike, compromising their privacy and security. Cybersecurity is needed to prevent such circumstances that could lead to a breach or loss of data.
What is Cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity is a way to protect internet-connected systems (hardware and software) from cyber-attacks and threats. It prevents attackers from accessing, tampering, or extorting valuable data.
Making Your IT Systems & Networks More Secure
Types of Cybersecurity
Network security: This is the practice through which you can secure your computer network from intruders.
Application security: This is based on keeping your devices and software free from cyber threats, preventing you from using compromised applications.
Information security: This is used to protect data integrity and privacy, in transit as well as storage.
Operational security: This encompasses the processes involved in protecting data assets, including how and where data can be stored.
Disaster recovery and business continuity: This refers to how an organization responds to a cyber-attack that has caused a loss of data or impacted operations.
End-user education: This teaches users how they can delete suspicious items received via email, avoid using unidentified USB drives, and many other security tactics.
WHAT IS THE FRAMEWORK? The Framework is voluntary guidance, based on existing standards, guidelines, and practices for organizations to better manage and reduce cybersecurity risk.
NIST Cybersecurity Framework
The National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework is a risk-based approach to dealing with cybersecurity. The global framework is used by organizations within and outside Australia and has been designed to help them better understand, manage, and reduce cyber threats. It is meant to facilitate service delivery and crucial operations, all the while improving your cybersecurity.
Our team at BlueShield Technologies Pvt Ltd can help you:
Understand how the NIST Framework works and how it can be used to protect your infrastructure
Gain the critical skills required to implement the NIST Framework
Ensure effective integration with other existing management systems through collaboration
The Five Functions of NIST Framework
The five functions of the NIST Framework are the backbone of a strong and holistic cybersecurity system. They are as follows
These 5 functions are not only applicable to cybersecurity risk management, but also to risk management at large.
The Identify Function
This helps in arriving at an organizational understanding of how cybersecurity incidents need to be managed, especially in the business world. It identifies the potential risks not just to systems, but also to data, assets, and capabilities. This helps organizations devise risk management strategies aligned with their business needs.
The Protect Function
The Detect Function
The Respond Function
The Recover Function
The Categories were designed to cover the breadth of cybersecurity objectives for an organization, while not being overly detailed.
The assessment spans the five core areas of the NIST framework as detailed below
Identify
check Asset Management
check Business Environment
check Governance
check Risk Management Strategy
check Supply Chain Risk Management
Protect
Detect
Respond
Recover
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