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Curriculum
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- Course Outline
01. Introduction to NIST CSF 2.0
- Overview of NIST CSF
- Key changes from version 1.1 to 2.0
- Scope and applicability of the CSF 2.0
- Benefits of using the CSF
02. Framework Core Functions
- Govern: Definition and scope, Establishing cybersecurity governance, Roles, responsibilities, and authorities, Policy, process, and procedure development, Integration with enterprise risk management
- Identify: Identifying assets, vulnerabilities, and threats, Conducting risk assessments, Developing a risk management strategy, Continuous improvement and assessment
- Protect: Implementing safeguards to protect assets, Data security measures, Identity and access management, Platform security, Technology infrastructure resilience
- Detect: Monitoring and detecting cybersecurity events, Implementing detection processes and tools, Analyzing and reporting anomalies
- Respond: Incident response planning and execution, Communication during incidents, Mitigation strategies, Post-incident analysis
- Recover: Recovery planning and processes, Ensuring continuity of operations, Post-incident recovery and communication, Continuous improvement of recovery plans
03. Implementing the Framework
- Creating and using Framework Profiles
- Developing action plans and tracking progress
- Practical examples and case studies
- Metrics and performance measurement
04. Cybersecurity Governance and Supply Chain Risk Management
- Integrating cybersecurity into corporate governance
- Supply chain risk management strategies
- Roles and responsibilities in supply chain management
- Secure software development and procurement practices
05. Communication and Continuous Improvement
- Improving internal and external communication
- Engaging stakeholders and building a cybersecurity culture
- Continuous assessment and improvement
- Adapting to emerging threats and technologies
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