NIST cybersecurity framework 2.0 self-scoring tool
Translate the latest NIST CSF standards into your cybersecurity posture score in less than two hours
What you get with Expel’s NIST CSF scoring tool
As the leading MDR provider, Expel is here to make your life easier, and that includes translating technical standards like NIST CSF (and the latest 2.0 updates) into actionable tools and resources.
Our NIST self-scoring tool will show you where you are now and where you’re going as your attack surface scales with company growth. The download includes two resources:
- The Expel NIST CSF scoring tool spreadsheet
- Detailed instructions for getting started
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is meant to be guidance you can use, and we’re here to help you get started.
Download Expel NIST CSF 2.0 self-scoring tool
How is NIST 2.0 different from the previous version?
If you’ve already scored your organization with Expel’s tool and a previous version of the NIST CSF standards, you may be asking yourself, “Do I need to do this again?”
And the answer is yes. Why?
Because NIST has added and restructured previous functions and categories, and because keeping your cybersecurity strategy current is a requirement for beating bad actors in today’s landscape.
Additionally, a recent research report from SANS found that 74% of respondents use the NIST CSF as their cybersecurity framework of choice. Odds are, your security team needs to update their NIST CSF compliance, and we’re here to help.
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What to expect in NIST CSF 2.0
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 provides guidance and new tools in areas of governance, continuous improvement, and supply chain risk, plus tools for strategic development and program evaluation.
Why is NIST adding Governance to the NIST CSF 2.0?
As the security industry waits for NIST CSF 2.0 to publish, you might be asking yourself why NIST is adding more guidance around governance. We shed some light on the question and share what we know.
Applying the NIST CSF to U.S. election security
NIST isn’t only useful for corporations -- it’s helpful for guiding security activities around processes like our national elections. Our CISO’s got some thoughts on exactly how to apply NIST to election security.
What frameworks and tools drive security maturity?
New research by the SANS Institute, commissioned by Expel, outlines the frameworks, tools, and techniques that drive security maturity. Spoiler alert: many orgs are lacking in some important areas.
SANS Institute: Operational Security Maturity
This survey report from SANS Institute shares insights into how IT and cybersecurity professionals navigate frameworks, benchmarking and SOC KPIs.