Operationalize NIST 2.0 Strengthen Governance, Reduce Risk

With the introduction of Governance into the NIST 2.0 Cybersecurity Framework, alignment now requires more than technical security – it demands full visibility and control over your data. We help Security & GRC leaders operationalize these requirements — giving you visibility across your data landscape, automating governance policies, and closing the gaps that put your organization at risk.

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Identify

Catalog, Organize, and Classify Data

Govern

Create Automated Data Governance Policies

Protect

Remediate Identified Sensitive Data Issues

The New NIST 2.0 Cybersecurity Framework Raises the Bar with a Focus on Governance

NIST 2.0 introduces a new category focused on Governance, expanding cybersecurity beyond technology and into how organizations manage, protect, and make decisions about data. To align, leaders must move from tactical controls to strategic visibility—understanding what data exists, where it lives, who has access, and how it’s governed.

IDENTIFY

Identify data based on attributes like redundant data, obsolete data, trivial data, PII/PHI, data by owner, and data with open read/write access.

Take strategic actions on this data to:

Reduce attack surface, increase efficiency, save money
Move data to secure landing zones to reduce access for improved security posture and control
Eliminate orphaned files and ensure data is managed and can adhere to policy enforcement
Identify gaps in access permissions

GOVERN

Ensure data is categorized, classified, and managed according to defined policies and procedures. Enforce record retention, access control, and exception handling.

Policy driven culling of data reduces attack surface
Defined access controls based upon data value and risk mitigation
Data security policies are more consistently applied and monitored

PROTECT

Provide the ability to efficiently manage the right data with the right access permissions.

Proper access controls are maintained, reducing cyber attack data entry points
Privileged network strategy dramatically improves defense from cyber attacks and can reduce overall attack surface by 50%+
Eliminate gaps in active management of data to stop Threat Actors from unmonitored access into the data estate