Overview and Benefits of NIST SSDF

The NIST Software Security Framework (SSDF) offers guidelines for integrating security into the software development lifecycle, enhancing quality, compliance, and risk management.

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  • Application and DevOps Security
  • Asset Inventory and Management
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  • Endpoint and Device Protection
  • Identity Management and Access Control
  • Incident Response
  • Logging and Threat Detection
  • Network security
  • Posture and Vulnerability Management
  • Risk Assessment and Management
  • Software Bill Of Materials (SBOM)
  • Zero Trust Network Access
  • HIPAA Requirements Supported by the Software
  • MITRE Mitigations Enterprise Supported by the Software
  • ISO/IEC 27001 Requirements Supported by the Software
  • NERC CIP Requirements Supported by the Software
  • NIST CSF Controls Supported by the Software
  • NIST SP6800-53 (LOW) Controls Supported by the Software
  • NIST SSDF Controls Supported by the Software
  • PCI DSS Requirements Supported by the Software
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  • Periodic compliance activities supported by the Software
  • The Software store, process, or transmit
  • The Software requires to be integrated with other systems impacting the cybersecurity or compliance of the customer
  • Software modules implemented
  • Software vendor Third-Party Service Providers (TPSPs) used
  • Software NERC CIP scoping
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