NIST CSF 2.0 PR.DS-02: Protect Data-in-Transit
PR.DS-02 asks you to protect data as it moves across networks and through email. Here is how to encrypt, block leaks and keep production data out of test environments.
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PR.DS-02 asks you to protect data as it moves across networks and through email. Here is how to encrypt, block leaks and keep production data out of test environments.
PR.DS-01 asks you to protect the confidentiality, integrity and availability of stored data. Encryption, signatures, hashes and a few hard rules cover most of what a mid size company needs.
PR.AT-02 covers extra security training for people in specialized roles such as finance, leadership and anyone with access to critical data. Here is how to scope and prove it.
PR.AT-01 asks that everyone with access to your systems gets enough security training to do their normal work with cyber risk in mind. Here is what that looks like at a small company.
PR.AA-06 asks that physical access to assets is managed, monitored, and enforced to match risk. What small offices and remote teams need.
PR.AA-05 asks that access permissions are defined in policy, enforced, reviewed, and follow least privilege and separation of duties.
PR.AA-04 asks that identity assertions are protected, conveyed, and verified. What SSO and federation need to get right.
PR.AA-03 asks that users, services, and hardware are authenticated. MFA, password strength, reauthentication, and break glass access.
PR.AA-02 asks that identities are proofed and bound to credentials based on context. What to verify and why shared logins fail it.
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