NIST CSF 2.0 PR.AA-01: Manage Identities and Credentials
PR.AA-01 asks that identities and credentials for users, services, and hardware are managed. A practical lifecycle for small and mid size teams.
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PR.AA-01 asks that identities and credentials for users, services, and hardware are managed. A practical lifecycle for small and mid size teams.
ID.RA-10 asks that critical suppliers are assessed before acquisition. A short, practical way to do it before you sign.
ID.RA-09 asks that the authenticity and integrity of hardware and software are assessed before acquisition and use. What to check and how to record it.
ID.RA-08 asks for processes to receive, analyze, and respond to vulnerability disclosures. How to set up intake, triage, and response.
ID.RA-07 asks that changes and exceptions are managed, risk assessed, recorded, and tracked. A lightweight process for small teams.
ID.RA-06 asks that risk responses are chosen, prioritized, planned, tracked, and communicated. How to run the accept, transfer, mitigate, avoid decision.
ID.RA-05 asks you to combine threats, vulnerabilities, likelihood, and impact to understand risk and prioritize your response. A practical guide.
ID.RA-04 asks for the potential impact and likelihood of threats exploiting vulnerabilities to be identified and recorded. A practical guide for small teams.
ID.RA-03 asks you to identify and record internal and external threats. Here is how a small team does it without a threat intel department.
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