NIST 800-53 RA-2 Security Categorization: Rating Your Systems
RA-2 asks you to rate each system by the harm if confidentiality, integrity or availability is lost. Here is how to do it and what to document.
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.
RA-2 asks you to rate each system by the harm if confidentiality, integrity or availability is lost. Here is how to do it and what to document.
RA-10 asks for a standing capability to hunt for threats that slipped past your defenses. See what it means for a small team and what to document.
RA-1 asks for a written risk assessment policy and procedures, an owner and regular reviews. A short guide to the documents an auditor will request.
PT-8 covers computerized record matching programs under the Privacy Act. A short explainer on what it asks and whether it affects your company.
PT-7 asks for extra protections for sensitive categories of personal data. See how to identify those categories and what evidence supports the control.
PT-6 is a federal Privacy Act control about publishing system of records notices. Learn what it asks and how a private company should treat it.
PT-5 sets what a privacy notice must say and when people must see it. A practical guide to the content, the evidence and the usual gaps.
PT-4 asks for mechanisms that let people consent before their data is collected. Here is what it requires, what to keep as evidence and where teams slip.
PT-3 asks you to document why you process personal data, say so publicly and keep new uses compatible. Here is what to collect for an auditor.
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