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They formulate rules of implementation of management tools information security. Recently requirements of a NIST are accepted by also private sector. They specify what aspects should be covered by policy of IT security and what measures can help to strengthen this protection how to exercise control of this protected environment and to implement management tools risk.
According to Analysys Mason, about 25% of suppliers of cloud services adhere to requirements of a NIST.
2017: NIST Cybersecurity Framework the second edition
The National institute of Standards and Technology of the USA (NIST) published at the end of 2017 the second edition of the guide to gain of cyber security in critical infrastructure[1][2].
The first edition was published in January, 2017, the second - on December 5, 2017. According to the statement of a NIST, the second edition of version 1.1 is focused on explanation, refining and expansion of the management, facilitating its use and also contains the updated "road map" in which plans for further development of the management are in detail described.
Comments and responses on the second edition can be sent to a NIST till January 19, 2018. Initially the institute was going to publish a final version of the management of fall of the current year, however lagged behind the diagram and now the publication is planned for the beginning of 2018.
2014: NIST Cybersecurity Framework the first edition
The first version of recommendations published in 2014 was designed to help the organizations, in particular in the field of crucial infrastructure, it is better to be protected from cyberthreats. The management was developed by order of the former president USA Barack Obama. All federal agencies and operators of critical infrastructure of the USA are obliged to adhere to these recommendations.
See Also
- Censorship on the Internet. World experience
- Censorship (control) on the Internet. Experience of China
- Censorship (control) on the Internet. Experience of Russia, Roskomnadzor
- Law on regulation of Runet
- VPN and privacy (anonymity, anonymizers)
- Protection of critical information infrastructure of Russia
- Law On security of critical information infrastructure of the Russian Federation
- National Biometric Platform (NBP)
- Single Biometric System (SBS) of these clients of banks
- Biometric identification (market of Russia)
- Directory of solutions and projects of biometrics
- Digital economy of Russia
- Information security of digital economy of Russia
- SORM (System for Operative Investigative Activities)
- State detection system, warnings and mitigations of consequences of the computer attacks (State system of detection, prevention and elimination of consequences of computer attacks)
- National filtering system of Internet traffic (NASFIT)
- Yastreb-M Statistics of telephone conversations
- How to bypass Internet censorship of the house and at office: 5 easy ways
- The auditor - a control system of blocking of the websites in Russia
- The Single Network of Data Transmission (SNDT) for state agencies (Russian State Network, RSNet)
- Data network of public authorities (SPDOV)
- Single network of telecommunication of the Russian Federation
- Electronic Government of the Russian Federation
- Digital economy of Russia
- Cyber crime in the world
- Requirements of a NIST
- Global index of cyber security
- Cyber wars, Cyber war of Russia and USA
- Cyber crime and cyber conflicts: Russia, FSB, National coordination center for computer incidents (NKTsKI), Information Security Center (ISC) of FSB, Management of K BSTM of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation, National Guard of the Russian Federation
- Cyber crime and cyber conflicts: Ukraine
- Cyber crime and cyber conflicts: USA, CIA, NSA, FBI, US Cybercom, U.S. Department of Defense, NATO, Department of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
- Cyber crime and cyber conflicts: Europe, ENISA
- Cyber crime and cyber conflicts: Israel
- Cyber crime and cyber conflicts: Iran
- Cyber crime and cyber conflicts: China
- As the USA spied on production of chips in the USSR
- Security risks of communication in a mobile network
- Information security in banks
- Digital transformation of the Russian banks
- Overview: IT in banks 2016
- The policy of the Central Bank in the field of data protection (cyber security)
- Losses of the organizations from cyber crime
- Losses of banks from cyber crime
- Trends of development of IT in insurance (cyberinsurance)
- Cyber attacks
- Overview: Security of information systems
- Information security
- Information security (world market)
- Information security (market of Russia)
- The main trends in data protection
- Software for data protection (world market)
- Software for data protection (the market of Russia)
- Pentesting (pentesting)
- Cybersecurity - Means of enciphering
- Cryptography
- VPN - Virtual private networks
- Security incident management: problems and their solutions
- Authentication systems
- Law on personal data No. 152-FZ
- Personal data protection in the European Union and the USA
- Quotations of user data in the market of cybercriminals
- Jackpotting
- Virus racketeer (encoder)
- WannaCry (virus racketeer)
- Petya/ExPetr/GoldenEye (virus racketeer)
- Malware (malware)
- APT - Targeted or target attacks
- DDoS and DeOS
- Attacks on DNS servers
- DoS-attacks on content delivery networks, CDN Content Delivery Network
- How to be protected from DDoS attack. TADetails
- Rootkit
- Fraud Detection System (fraud, fraud, fraud detection system)
- Solutions Antifraud directory and projects
- How to select an antifraud system for bank? TADetails
- Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
- Directory of SIEM solutions and projects
- Than a SIEM system is useful and how to implement it?
- For what the SIEM system is necessary and as it to implement TADetails
- Intrusion detection and prevention systems
- Reflections of local threats (HIPS)
- Confidential information protection from internal threats (IPC)
- Phishing, DMARC, SMTP
- Trojan
- Botha's botnet
- Backdoor
- Worms Stuxnet Regin
- Flood
- Information loss preventions (DLP)
- Skimming (shimming)
- Spam
- Sound attacks
- Antispam software solutions
- Classical file infectors
- Antiviruses
- Cybersecurity: means of protecting
- Backup system
- Backup system (technologies)
- Backup system (security)
- Firewalls
- ↑ [1] of NIST Cybersecurity Framework Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Version 1.01 Draft 2 NIST
- ↑ published the draft of the new version of the guide to protection against cyberthreats
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