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ID.AM-04 asks for an inventory of services provided by suppliers: SaaS, cloud platforms and APIs. Find them from spend and SSO, then update at the moment a new one is adopted.
ID.AM-03 asks for maintained representations of authorized network communication and data flows, internal and external. Draw it, keep it current, and use it as the baseline for detection.
ID.AM-02 asks you to keep an inventory of software, services and systems, including open source, APIs and cloud apps. Here is how to build one that stays current.
ID.AM-01 asks for an inventory of the hardware your organization manages. Start with laptops, servers and network gear, then add what discovery finds.
GV.SC-10 covers what happens after a supplier contract ends: access removed, data returned or destroyed, and a plan for end of life components. A short offboarding checklist covers most of it.
GV.SC-09 wants supply chain security built into your normal risk program and measured across the product life cycle, with provenance records and trusted update sources.
GV.SC-08 means your critical suppliers are part of your incident plans. Agree who calls whom, how fast, and rehearse it once before you need it.
GV.SC-07 asks you to understand, record, prioritize, assess, respond to and monitor supplier risk for as long as the relationship lasts. Here is a workable version for a small team.
GV.SC-06 asks for planning and due diligence before entering supplier relationships. Run risk based reviews, check capabilities and verify critical products before use.
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