NIST CSF 2.0 DE.AE-02: Analyze Potentially Adverse Events
DE.AE-02 asks you to look at suspicious events closely enough to understand what is going on. Here is how a small team can do that without a large SOC.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
DE.AE-02 asks you to look at suspicious events closely enough to understand what is going on. Here is how a small team can do that without a large SOC.
PE-21 asks for protection against electromagnetic pulse damage for chosen systems. Mostly critical infrastructure, with notes on documenting scope.
PE-20 uses location technology to track critical assets and keep them in authorized places. Learn when it fits, the privacy checks and the evidence.
PE-2 requires an approved list of who may enter the facility, credentials, periodic reviews and removals. Evidence and common gaps for real offices.
PE-19 protects systems from data leakage through electromagnetic emissions. Mostly relevant to government and high security sites, with notes for others.
PE-18 asks you to position equipment to limit hazard damage and unauthorized access. Practical placement checks and evidence for small teams.
PE-17 covers home offices and other alternate work sites. What to document, which controls to require and how to prove they work.
PE-16 requires you to authorize and control system components entering and leaving a facility and keep records. Evidence, gaps and a simple process.
PE-15 requires accessible, working master shutoff or isolation valves known to key staff. A short evidence guide.
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