NIST CSF ( 4 Tiers of Posture & Implementation)

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 NIST CyberSecurity Framework

(The 4 Tiers of Posture)


  1.  Partial: Limited awareness and education in Cybersecurity. Reactive to attacks, threats, and vulnerabilities
  2. Risk Informed: basic awareness of Cybersecurity. Early stages of practicing in risk management.
  3. Repeatable: Keen awareness of Cybersecurity. Risk Management practices at this level are structured and planned, yet have weaknesses and vulnerabilities.
  4. Adaptive: Robust cybersecurity program that attempts to stay ahead of the threat landscape by continuously improving and retooling.

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