Security Frameworks
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The best way for an organisation to address these challenges is to implement a strategic, well-developed cybersecurity plan to protect critical infrastructure and information systems: a cybersecurity framework.
A security framework is a compilation of state-mandated and international cybersecurity policies
and processes to protect critical infrastructure. It includes precise instructions for companies to
handle the personal information stored in systems to ensure their decreased vulnerability to
security-related risks.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has issued many frameworks for security
issues. One of the best known is the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF), a set of guidelines that
were originally developed for government entities and have since been adapted for private sector
use. Not only does CSF provide a framework to understand cybersecurity risk management, it also includes guidelines to help companies prevent and recover from attacks.
Here we take a look at trending topics, useful insights and technologies that solve everyday problems
around security frameworks.
The increased use of digital technologies to modify or even create entirely new business models, customer experiences and working processes has led to a transformation in the way companies operate.
With cloud enabling organisations monitoring their operational technologies remotely there’s also a new boundary to secure. Here we examine how best to secure this boundary by looking at the link between the OT network and the cloud-based monitoring system.
For Critical Infrastructure providers, the move to Industry 4.0 could be game-changing. But with connectivity across industrial and information networks and into the cloud, how do you successfully mitigate the risk of cyberattack?
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