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Learning Security Frameworks

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Boost your organization's security posture with a security framework. Learn about the top four security frameworks, how they compare, and how you can create a core security set.

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Syllabus

Introduction
  • Picking the right security framework
  • Who uses security frameworks?
  • Why are security frameworks important?
  • Definitions
1. Frameworks, Regulations, and Risk
  • Overview of the major frameworks
  • Other frameworks to consider
  • Cybersecurity regulations
  • Risk assessment and the SIG
2. Additional Considerations
  • PCI and credit card payments
  • CIS critical security controls
  • NIST 800-53: Guidance for US companies
  • ISO 27001: A global approach with certification
3. Framework Comparison
  • How the frameworks compare
  • Mapping process controls
  • Mapping technical controls
  • Deciding on a framework
4. The Core Security Set
  • The control families
  • The measures
  • The assurances
  • Augmenting frameworks with GRCs
  • Developing a security mindset
Conclusion
  • Next steps

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Learning Security Frameworks

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Boost your organization's security posture with a security framework. Learn about the top four security frameworks, how they compare, and how you can create a core security set.

Introduction
  • Picking the right security framework
  • Who uses security frameworks?
  • Why are security frameworks important?
  • Definitions
1. Frameworks, Regulations, and Risk
  • Overview of the major frameworks
  • Other frameworks to consider
  • Cybersecurity regulations
  • Risk assessment and the SIG
2. Additional Considerations
  • PCI and credit card payments
  • CIS critical security controls
  • NIST 800-53: Guidance for US companies
  • ISO 27001: A global approach with certification
3. Framework Comparison
  • How the frameworks compare
  • Mapping process controls
  • Mapping technical controls
  • Deciding on a framework
4. The Core Security Set
  • The control families
  • The measures
  • The assurances
  • Augmenting frameworks with GRCs
  • Developing a security mindset
Conclusion
  • Next steps