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NIS2 -NIST -ISO
Mapping
Mapping Overly for Quantum Infinite Solutions Ltd

Mapping the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) to ISO standards, while interweaving the NIS2 Directive ass well as mapping of ISO/IEC 27001, is essential for organisations seeking to enhance their cybersecurity posture and comply with regulations like the NIS2 Directive. The NIST CSF's five core functions—Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover—align well with ISO requirements, facilitating a comprehensive understanding of how existing cybersecurity practices meet regulatory obligations and identify gaps in security measures.

 

By integrating NIST and ISO frameworks, organisations can leverage best practices to develop a robust compliance strategy. This approach not only fulfils legal requirements but also strengthens overall cybersecurity resilience across critical sectors, ensuring a more effective response to risks and incidents while addressing both regulatory compliance and organisational needs.

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Mapping the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF), ISO/IEC 27001, and the NIS2 Directive provides organisations with a comprehensive approach to enhancing their cybersecurity posture and meeting regulatory requirements. This integrated approach aligns key elements of each framework to create a robust compliance and security strategy.

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NIST CSF and ISO 27001 Alignment

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The NIST CSF's five core functions—Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover—correspond well with ISO 27001 requirements:Identify: Aligns with ISO 27001's asset management and risk assessment processes.


Protect: Corresponds to ISO 27001's access control and information security policies.
Detect: Maps to ISO 27001's monitoring and incident management controls.
Respond and Recover: Relate to ISO 27001's business continuity and incident response procedures.​

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NIST mapping  for Quantum Infinite Solutions Ltd

NIS2 Directive Integration

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The NIS2 Directive builds upon existing frameworks, incorporating elements from both NIST CSF and ISO 27001:

 

Risk Management: NIS2 emphasises a risk-based approach, aligning with NIST CSF's Identify function and ISO 27001's risk assessment processes.


Incident Reporting: Corresponds to NIST CSF's Detect and Respond functions and ISO 27001's incident management controls.


Supply Chain Security: Aligns with NIST CSF's Identify function and ISO 27001's supplier relationship management

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Benefits of Integration

 

By mapping these frameworks together, organisations can:

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  1. Develop a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy

  2. Streamline compliance efforts across multiple regulations

  3. Identify and address gaps in security measures

  4. Enhance overall cybersecurity resilience

  5. Improve incident response capabilities​

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This integrated approach not only fulfils legal requirements but also strengthens cybersecurity practices across critical sectors, ensuring a more effective response to evolving threats and risks.

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