The Identify phase is the first step of five within the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, aimed at grasping and managing risks to, from, and within an organization’s systems, data, assets, and capabilities. It centers on enhancing awareness of the cybersecurity stance by cataloging and prioritizing assets, identifying key infrastructure, data, and processes, and assessing the potential impact of incidents. SAS’s key offerings include:
The Protect phase is the second step of five within the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, focusing on implementing safeguards and measures to ensure the protection of systems, data, and assets against threats. This phase aims to implement a proactive approach, establishing robust protective measures to mitigate identifiable risks. SAS’s key offerings include:
The Detect phase is the third step of five within the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, focusing on identifying threats and events quickly. This phase involves implementing capabilities to detect and analyze cybersecurity incidents promptly, allowing organizations to execute actions to minimize the impact of potential breaches. SAS’s key offerings include:
The Respond phase is the fourth step of five within the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, focusing on actions in response to detected cybersecurity incidents. It involves developing and implementing an effective incident response plan to contain the impact of incidents, mitigate vulnerabilities, and restore normal operations. SAS’s key offerings include:
The Recover phase is the fifth and final step within the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and refers to the after actions taken to restore and recover from the impacts of a cybersecurity incident. SAS’s key offerings include: