Kelly Hood
EVP & Cybersecurity Engineer @ Optic Cyber Solutions | CISSP, CDPSE, CMMC RP
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For everyone that's been hitting refresh on NIST's #CSF Informative References page waiting for the SP 800-53 r5 mapping to pop up (definitely not me 😅) you will have found that it paid off! Yesterday, #NIST updated their #CybersecurityFramework 2.0 Informative References to include a mapping to NIST SP 800-53 r5. (Previously, we had CSF 1.1 to SP 800-53 r5, but now they've done the work for us and shared the updated mapping!) For anyone that hasn't seen it yet, I'm linking it below 👇https://lnkd.in/e3F6hn9Y
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Kelly Hood
EVP & Cybersecurity Engineer @ Optic Cyber Solutions | CISSP, CDPSE, CMMC RP
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In case you haven’t seen yet, the 53r5 mapping is out Jacob Horne!
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Garrett Zickgraf, CISSP
Cybersecurity Consultant | Manager | CISSP
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Any idea of updates surrounding mapping NIST 2.0 to the HIPAA Security Rule?
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Jacob Hill
EVP of Cyber | Founder of GRCAcademy.io | Podcast Host
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Excellent news, thanks for sharing, Kelly Hood!!
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Jacob Horne
CMMC Town Crier | Ask me about NIST cybersecurity controls | Smashing compliance frameworks for fun and profit | Cyber policy wonk |
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Mappings, mappings everywhere and not a drop of control enhancements. I'm really puzzled by NIST's decision to only map to the control level and not provide any rationale as to why.
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Dino Price
Governance, Risk & Compliance Manager • Cybersecurity • SOC & HiTrust Readiness • Responsible AI • Policy Research, Development & Training
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yay!! Thank you.
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