NIST CSF 2.0: Govern function for risk management

NIST remains the gold standard for cybersecurity in 2025 with its updated Cybersecurity Framework (CSF 2.0). Emphasizing governance, privacy, and risk management, NIST guides organizations of all sizes to improve resilience, compliance, and protection against evolving threats. #Cybersecurity #NIST #RiskManagement #CSF2 #DataProtection https://lnkd.in/emcFSwsW

Well, it turns out even federal policies need a cybersecurity wingmen — talk about a digital security dance card. The article explores NIST’s cybersecurity framework, outlining how it sets standards for federal security that private companies can also adopt, focusing on risk management, safeguards, and continuous improvement. It highlights NIST’s flexible yet comprehensive approach to protecting critical infrastructure and data, stressing the importance of structured cybersecurity practices for organizations of all sizes. From a product management angle, this reminds us to incorporate robust security frameworks into our product roadmaps, especially as cyber threats become more global and sophisticated. It’s about integrating security as a core feature rather than an afterthought to stay ahead in today’s interconnected world. Thanks to Megan Crouse for this insightful piece — it’s a timely nudge for product managers to prioritize security at the heart of their strategy. #Cybersecurity #Framework #Protection #Innovation First published: March 2024

@SCMagazine Most orgs talk about Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM), but few do it, says @NagomiSecurity's Emanuel Salmona in this commentary. To reduce real risk, CTEM must be operationalized — automated, unified, and business-aligned. #cybersecurity https://lnkd.in/eWwhYtrq

2025 isn’t business as usual—it’s a cyber battleground. 🚨 My latest blog breaks down a 7-step GRC checklist designed to turn risk into resilience and align your organization with next-gen compliance demands. If you’re serious about bulletproofing against evolving threats, this guide is your playbook. 🔐 #Threat #CyberRiskManagement #NIST #GRC

Cybersecurity maturity isn’t just about ticking boxes—it’s about business value. From compliance to cost optimization, structured assessments reveal which capabilities protect the enterprise and which need attention. The key? Converting maturity metrics into strategic, measurable outcomes. That’s where CRQ comes in. Curious what your cyber maturity means for the business? Read here → https://lnkd.in/eU-52yAr

Most orgs talk about Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM), but few do it, says Nagomi Security's Emanuel Salmona in this commentary. To reduce real risk, CTEM must be operationalized — automated, unified, and business-aligned. #cybersecurity

📆As we reach the last week of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, here’s a Friday night read for your weekend to expand your knowledge on securing critical infrastructure. For CISOs and CSOs, staying current on cyber risk strategies and regulatory updates is essential. In our latest blog, Tharika has curated 5 must-reads to help you strengthen cyber resilience across risk, governance, and compliance, and better safeguard your organization in a complex digital landscape. Read the blog here: https://hubs.li/Q03Q0td00 Which topic is top of mind this month — Share your thoughts below! #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #CISO #CSO #CyberRisk #CyberResilience #ITCompliance #CyberCompliance #CriticalInfrastructure #GRC

Boards are talking about cybersecurity more than ever — but few know how to act on it. Our new research shows that 9 in 10 organizations discuss cyber at the board level, yet less than half effectively translate exposure into business risk. With the EU’s NIS2 Directive making executives directly accountable, understanding how risk is communicated has never been more critical. Read how CISOs and boards can build true governance alignment. ➡️ https://bit.ly/46QxPwl

Cybersecurity is a business capability, not a function of IT. When an incident hits, the real test isn't whether systems go down, but how fast the business can bounce back. That's resilience. It's the ability to restore operations stronger and smarter than before, protecting both performance and trust. At its core, cybersecurity is enterprise risk management. It protects revenue streams, brand reputation, and customer confidence. When it's integrated into business planning rather than siloed as a technical issue, it becomes the foundation of flexibility and recovery. Every organization will face disruption at some point. The differentiator is whether you can recover faster (and with more insight) than your competitors. #Cybersecurity #Resilience #CISO

I always say cybersecurity isn’t about 𝐢𝐟 something will happen, but how well you’ve prepared for the bounce back. That means having your partners across finance, HR, and operations in the room long before an incident ever hits. True cybersecurity maturity happens when every leader understands their role in the response. That’s when a company goes from reactive to resilient.