NIST Cybersecurity Framework — Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover
The NIST CSF organizes cybersecurity activities into five core functions. Sentinel Unity maps all NIST categories and subcategories to risk, controls, and assessments for a complete cybersecurity posture view.
Developed by: NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) • Applicability: Global
5
Core Functions
23
Categories
108
Subcategories
Cross-mapped
to NCA ECC
5
Maturity Levels
Core Functions
Five functions. Complete cybersecurity coverage.
Each NIST CSF function maps directly to Sentinel Unity's risk, control, and assessment modules.
Identify
Understand your organization's cybersecurity risks to systems, people, assets, data.
→ Mapped to: ERM + TPRM modules
Protect
Implement safeguards to ensure delivery of critical services.
→ Mapped to: Compliance + Policy modules
Detect
Identify cybersecurity events in a timely manner.
→ Mapped to: Cyber Risk module
Respond
Take action regarding a detected cybersecurity event.
→ Mapped to: Cyber Risk + BCM modules
Recover
Restore capabilities after a cybersecurity event.
→ Mapped to: BCM module
Platform Support
NIST CSF fully implemented in Sentinel Unity
NIST Assessment Templates
Pre-built assessment templates aligned to NIST CSF categories and subcategories with maturity scoring built in.
Function Maturity Scoring
Score each of the five functions independently and track your overall cybersecurity maturity progression.
Cross-mapping to NCA ECC
NIST CSF controls cross-mapped to NCA ECC — evidence collected once contributes to both frameworks.
Implementation Roadmap
Generate a prioritized improvement roadmap based on your current NIST CSF maturity assessment results.
Assess your NIST CSF maturity and build a structured improvement roadmap
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