Date Published: June 2016
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Author(s)
Michael Bartock (NIST), Jeffrey Cichonski (NIST), Murugiah Souppaya (NIST), Matthew Smith (G2), Gregory Witte (G2), Karen Scarfone (Scarfone Cybersecurity)
Announcement
NIST Draft Special Publication 800-184, Guide for Cybersecurity Event Recovery, is available for public comment. The purpose of this document is to support federal agencies in a technology-neutral way in improving their cyber event recovery plans, processes, and procedures. This publication provides tactical and strategic guidance regarding the planning, playbook developing, testing, and improvement of recovery planning. It also provides an example scenario that demonstrates guidance and informative metrics that may be helpful for improving resilience of the information systems.
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In light of an increasing number of cybersecurity events, organizations can improve resilience by ensuring that their risk management processes include comprehensive recovery planning. Identifying and prioritizing organization resources helps to guide effective plans and realistic test scenarios. This preparation enables rapid recovery from incidents when they occur and helps to minimize the impact on the organization and its constituents. Additionally, continually improving that recovery planning by learning lessons from past events, including those of other organizations, helps to ensure the continuity of important mission functions. This publication provides tactical and strategic guidance regarding the planning, playbook developing, testing, and improvement of recovery planning. It also provides an example scenario that demonstrates guidance and informative metrics that may be helpful for improving resilience of the information systems.
In light of an increasing number of cybersecurity events, organizations can improve resilience by ensuring that their risk management processes include comprehensive recovery planning. Identifying and prioritizing organization resources helps to guide effective plans and realistic test scenarios....
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In light of an increasing number of cybersecurity events, organizations can improve resilience by ensuring that their risk management processes include comprehensive recovery planning. Identifying and prioritizing organization resources helps to guide effective plans and realistic test scenarios. This preparation enables rapid recovery from incidents when they occur and helps to minimize the impact on the organization and its constituents. Additionally, continually improving that recovery planning by learning lessons from past events, including those of other organizations, helps to ensure the continuity of important mission functions. This publication provides tactical and strategic guidance regarding the planning, playbook developing, testing, and improvement of recovery planning. It also provides an example scenario that demonstrates guidance and informative metrics that may be helpful for improving resilience of the information systems.
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Keywords
cybersecurity; Cybersecurity Framework (CSF); Cybersecurity National Action Plan (CNAP); Cybersecurity Strategy and Implementation Plan (CSIP); metrics; planning; recovery; cyber event; resilience
Control Families
Access Control; Awareness and Training; Assessment, Authorization and Monitoring; Contingency Planning; Incident Response; Planning; Program Management; Risk Assessment; System and Communications Protection; System and Information Integrity
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