Security Frameworks, Explained
No vendor fluff. Practical definitions for the concepts that actually matter.
Discover and monitor everything internet-facing before attackers do.
Read more →A Gartner framework for continuously scoping, prioritizing, and validating exposures.
Read more →Systematic process for evaluating and monitoring risks introduced by vendors and partners.
Read more →Automated, continuous testing of security controls against real attack techniques.
Read more →Discovery and management of all assets that could be targeted — internal and external.
Read more →Controls who can access what — the primary attack vector in modern breaches.
Read more →Unified framework for identifying, assessing, and prioritizing risk across the enterprise.
Read more →Structured collection and analysis of adversary TTPs to inform defensive decisions.
Read more →Never trust, always verify — eliminating implicit trust from every network interaction.
Read more →Integrated approach aligning IT strategy with business goals, risk tolerance, and regulation.
Read more →The team and toolset responsible for monitoring, detecting, and responding to threats in real time.
Read more →Systematic evaluation of the potential impact of disruptions on business operations.
Read more →A voluntary framework for improving cybersecurity risk management.
Read more →A globally-accessible knowledge base of adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations.
Read more →A voluntary framework for improving cybersecurity risk management.
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