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Webinar
Protecting Our Critical Infrastructure Starts with NIST CSF [NCSAM]
How prepared are you to protect our most valuable assets? From healthcare and financial services to energy and network systems, any disruption can be a threat to our democratic society. What defensive strategy has your organization implemented to avoid becoming the victim of a cyberattack?
Watch this on-demand webinar as cybersecurity experts, Joe Kucic, former product manager for the Verizon Risk Security Report, and Ken Williams, security executive from Nissan Motor Corporation, share their defensive strategies, including leveraging NIST CSF, in order to protect our most valuable assets and how to get management to buy-in.
Leveraging NIST CSF Playbook
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework, or CSF for short, provides a good playbook for implementing best-in-class cybersecurity. But what steps must a critical infrastructure organization take to make the best use of its guidance? This playbook for security professionals and IT managers provides defensive strategies for protecting our most valuable assets from today's cyber threats. It dives into the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) and steps to applying the framework to a few of the key critical infrastructure sectors defined by the US Department of Homeland Security.
Infographic
Implementing the NIST Cybersecurity Framework
This latest infographic walks a user through the areas for implementing the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) including:
- CSF goals
- The CSF Process
- How Tiers impact target profiles
- Mapping to the Target of Evaluation
- Cavirin's workflow alignment to the CSF process


Get Your NIST Security Risk Score
To get an understanding of your security posture we’ll conduct a live assessment of your on-premise or cloud-based workloads, including Docker. You’ll see an overall score across all frameworks tested, and can even drill-down by OS, individual policy packs, and even specific control families. The score offers you a common view across multiple OSs with no conflicting guidance, and can even span on-premise and multiple cloud service providers.