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Unlock the Power of NIST CSF 2.0 and the Cyber Defense Matrix
Simple-CSF is a customized tool for MSPs and others that bridges the gap between the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) and the Cyber Defense Matrix (CDM), giving insight into your security program. NIST CSF scoring is integrated onto the CDM, giving us never-before seen views into specifically where problems, opportunities, and risks lie, and what tools and controls are impacted.
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Allows MSPs to see trends and patterns amongst its customers proactively, as well as peer groups and verticals
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Simplifies visualization and context of the security posture of MSP customers, opening the door to successfully drive vCISO or similar services
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Provides insights to MSPs as to gaps in their existing stack of services and products
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What is the Cyber Defense Matrix?
The Cyber Defense Matrix is a framework with many use cases, based on the idea that an organization's security posture can be placed onto a matrix covering the NIST CSF pillars of Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover, paired with the assets of the organization.
SimpleCSF developed a use case to incorporate scores from a lightweight yet effective NIST CSF 2.0 maturity assessment into the Cyber Defense Matrix, giving MSPs an unprecedented, real-world view of the security posture of their customers.
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Simple, yet comprehensive questionnaires are used to assess the organization's maturity around the CSF pillars, for each asset class, which drives maturity scoring.
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Scores are layered onto the CDM, giving unprecedented insights into the current state of the organization.
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The efficacy of tooling and security controls is evaluated, resulting in detection of blind spots and areas of weaknesses that may otherwise go unnoticed, adding additional risk to the customer and the MSP.
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Supercharge your vCISO Offerings
SimpleCSF allows MSPs to provide context around customer security programs, illustrating the value that your services and offerings provide, and where gaps still exist, that must be addressed.
