NIST CSF Controls and Netwrix Functionality Mapping
The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) cybersecurity framework (CSF) for identifying, measuring and managing cybersecurity risks is not a regulatory mandate; there are no fines or other penalties for choosing not to use it.
Solving Ransomware Threats: Insights into Current Leadership Actions
Solving ransomware threats is a top concern among many company leadership teams, not just those in IT departments. To properly prepare for such a threat, businesses must begin taking a much more comprehensive approach, emphasizing the recovery aspects that too often get less attention.
Closing the Gaps in Your Ransomware Strategy
Cybercrime is one of the leading causes of data center downtime, and when a business is hit with a ransomware attack, the losses can be staggering.
An Executive's Guide to Ransomware Protection as a Service
To help you find the information and insights you’re looking for, we’ve divided this eBook into three sections:
Ransomware in Focus
New Research on CISO Perceptions, Perspectives and Plans for Weathering the Storm
How to Upgrade Your Cyber Risk Management Program With NIST
In this guide, we’ll outline NIST objectives and the differences between NIST 800-171 and 800-53 along with a checklist to help you get your organization started with NIST compliance.
Using GRC to Get Both Compliance and Real Security at the Same Time
Organizations like yours use regulatory guides and compliance frameworks as the foundation of their list of controls. You can easily have many hundreds to thousands of controls to create and manage.
Ransomware Hostage Manual
