Many organizations must comply with a mixture of state-mandated, industry-specific and international cyber security regulations. The challenge for an organization operating nationally, or even globally, is considerable.
A framework provides a common language and systematic methodology for managing cyber security risk, and it is designed to complement, not replace, an organization's cyber security program and risk management processes. It provides a gap analysis tool for existing enterprise cyber security programs.
One benefit of using a framework is to tailor activities to any organization’s needs. It can be carried out and adhered to in many different systems – with the aim of limiting threats and improving an organization’s risk management abilities. Frameworks are technology neutral and can be implemented on several levels, including IT, cyber-physical systems and interconnected devices (more commonly known as IoT).
In this report, hear from practitioners and thought leaders about the need for a prioritized, flexible, repeatable, performance-based, and cost-effective standards-based framework for critical infrastructure cyber security. Access this report to also learn about:
- Creating Business Value With Cyber Security Standards And Frameworks
- Industry Regulation As A Guidepost For Popular Frameworks
- Assessing The Organization’s Cyber Security Readiness
- Understanding An Organization’s True Risk
- Cyber Security Framework SWOT Analysis