CyberSafeHaven's Services Portfolio
A complete list of all our services
NIST CSF 2.0 describes cybersecurity in six functions. We map every service we offer to the function it supports, so you can see where your program is covered and where it is not.
Govern
Cybersecurity strategy, expectations, and oversight are set and owned at the leadership level.
CSF categories: Organizational Context, Risk Management Strategy, Roles and Responsibilities, Policy, Oversight, Supply Chain Risk Management
- Virtual CISO advisorySenior security leadership on a retained basis.
- Strategy and roadmapA prioritized, budgeted plan tied to business goals.
- Policy and standardsPolicies and standards aligned to your risk appetite.
- Cyber risk scorecardRisks linked to business goals, graded and reported to executives and the Board.
- Third-party risk managementVendor assessments and supply chain oversight.
- Compliance readinessPreparation for ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, and similar frameworks.
Identify
You know your assets, your exposure, and the risks that matter most.
CSF categories: Asset Management, Risk Assessment, Improvement
- Asset discovery and inventoryA current view of systems, data, and software.
- Cyber risk assessmentRisks identified, rated, and ranked by business impact.
- NIST CSF gap assessmentYour current profile measured against a target profile.
- Vulnerability assessmentScanning and analysis of weaknesses across your environment.
- Penetration testingControlled attacks on applications, networks, and cloud.
- Threat modelingLikely attackers and attack paths for your key systems.
Protect
Safeguards reduce the likelihood and impact of a cybersecurity event.
CSF categories: Identity Management and Access Control, Awareness and Training, Data Security, Platform Security, Technology Infrastructure Resilience
- Identity and access managementMFA, privileged access, and least-privilege design.
- Security awareness trainingRole-based training and phishing simulations.
- Data protectionClassification, encryption, and data loss prevention.
- Endpoint and cloud hardeningSecure configuration baselines and patch management.
- Secure architectureNetwork segmentation and zero trust design.
- Secure developmentSecurity built into code, builds, and releases.
Detect
Anomalies and attacks are found quickly, with enough context to act.
CSF categories: Continuous Monitoring, Adverse Event Analysis
- Managed detection and response24/7 monitoring and expert triage of alerts.
- SIEM design and tuningLog collection and detection rules that cut noise.
- Threat huntingProactive searches for attackers already inside.
- Threat intelligenceIntelligence relevant to your industry and technology.
- Continuous vulnerability monitoringOngoing scanning with tracked remediation.
Respond
Incidents are contained, investigated, and communicated in a coordinated way.
CSF categories: Incident Management, Incident Analysis, Incident Response Reporting and Communication, Incident Mitigation
- Incident response retainerExperts on call with agreed response times.
- Incident response planningPlaybooks, roles, and escalation paths.
- Tabletop exercisesRealistic scenarios to rehearse leadership decisions.
- Digital forensicsRoot cause, scope, and evidence preservation.
- Containment and eradicationStopping the spread and removing the attacker.
- Breach communications supportHelp with regulator, customer, and media notifications.
Recover
Operations are restored and the organization emerges stronger.
CSF categories: Incident Recovery Plan Execution, Incident Recovery Communication
- Backup and recovery designImmutable, tested backups for critical systems.
- Disaster recovery planningRecovery objectives, procedures, and failover tests.
- Business continuity planningKeeping critical processes running during disruption.
- Ransomware recovery supportClean restoration and validation before reconnection.
- Post-incident reviewLessons learned fed back into strategy and controls.
Not sure where to start? A NIST CSF gap assessment shows which functions are strong, which are thin, and what to fix first.
Request an assessmentThis page uses the structure of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0.