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Validating your organization's "protect" definition requires a multi-pronged approach, evaluating the theoretical soundness and practical implementation of the stated principles. Here are some key steps:
Assess Theoretical Alignment
Evaluate Practical Implementation
Gather Feedback and Insights
Refine and Iterate
Cyber Risk Assessment - Device (Detect)
As a cybersecurity risk assessment expert, you would validate the NIST CSF Detect function in your organization's devices through a multi-faceted approach:
Define Scope and Objectives
Information Gathering and Interviews
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing
Log Analysis and False Positive Review
Impact on Incident Response and Recovery
Reporting and Recommendations
You can understand how well your organization's detection capabilities align with the NIST CSF Detect function and whether they effectively achieve the goals outlined in the definition. This approach helps identify potential weaknesses and guide the implementation of necessary improvements, ultimately strengthening your overall cybersecurity posture.