NIST CSF 2.0 GV.SC-05: Put Security Terms in Contracts
GV.SC-05 asks you to build supply chain security requirements into contracts and agreements, scaled to supplier criticality. See clauses to include and how to verify them.
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GV.SC-05 asks you to build supply chain security requirements into contracts and agreements, scaled to supplier criticality. See clauses to include and how to verify them.
GV.SC-04 asks you to know every supplier and rank them by criticality. Build a supplier inventory, set criteria and tier the list so reviews go to the right places.
GV.SC-03 asks you to fold cyber supply chain risk into cybersecurity and enterprise risk management and improvement. See how to align controls and escalate.
GV.SC-02 asks you to define cyber supply chain roles for suppliers, customers and partners and coordinate them inside and outside the company. Start with a matrix.
GV.SC-01 asks you to establish a cybersecurity supply chain risk management program with a strategy, policies and processes leaders agree on. A practical build plan.
GV.RR-04 asks you to include cybersecurity in HR practices from screening to offboarding. Practical steps for onboarding, role changes, exits and enforcement.
GV.RR-03 asks that people, process and technology resources match your cyber risk strategy. Link budget to tolerance and review authority and capacity.
GV.RR-02 asks you to establish, communicate and enforce cyber risk roles, responsibilities and authorities. Use a responsibility matrix and job descriptions.
GV.RR-01 asks leaders to be accountable for cyber risk and to build a risk aware, ethical, improving culture. See what leaders do and what proof to keep.
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