The NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 was created by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) under a Presidential Executive Order to help protect against cyber threats. It was originally made to keep the critical parts of the U.S. safe, like power grids and communication systems. In Ukraine, the State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection uses this framework to keep critical infrastructure safe, and SEC-TA has now adapted it for all types of businesses. The framework focuses on key functions: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover, enhancing resilience against cyber threats.
NIST 2.0 also supports compliance with regulations, fosters a cybersecurity-aware culture, and guides effective incident response and recovery, ultimately helping organizations build trust and ensure secure digital transformation.
Who needs to implement?
Critical infrastructure and government sector to meet compliance
SME and scale-ups to ensure their cyber resilience
Start-ups to gain more trust among potential investors
Our Methodology
Understand Where You Are
We start by determining your current cybersecurity maturity level. We will assess what’s working and identify any gaps, then provide a clear report that shows where your business stands today.
Set a Goals for Improvement
Next, we determine the target cybersecurity maturity level that fits your business needs. We prepare a detailed report outlining a realistic goal that will keep your business secure and resilient.
Develop an Action Plan
We create tailored recommendations to help your business transition from the current maturity level to the target level. This action plan will focus on practical steps your team can take over the next 12 months to strengthen your cybersecurity.
Reassessment for Progress
After implementing our recommendations, we conduct a reassessment to determine your new cybersecurity maturity level. This ensures improvements are working effectively and your business stays protected.
Value
- NIST 2.0 Diagnostic gives businesses a clear view of their current cybersecurity status.
- It provides a roadmap to achieve better cybersecurity, which builds trust with customers and partners.
- Businesses that use NIST 2.0 demonstrate their commitment to security, which can improve their reputation and attract more clients.
- Even though NIST is not mandatory, following it shows your dedication to industry best practices, which can give you an edge over competitors.
- By reducing the risk of costly data breaches, NIST 2.0 helps protect your bottom line and prevent downtime.
- It gives your business a competitive advantage by providing confidence to stakeholders that you are following international best practices for cybersecurity.
- We assess how secure your business is today. We look at what’s working well and where there might be gaps or weaknesses in your current cybersecurity setup.
- Together, we define a realistic target for improving cybersecurity based on what’s best for the business
- Provide actionable recommendations and a step-by-step plan to move from the current state to the target level, with actions for the next 12 months.
