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NIST CSF 2.0 software

Operationalize NIST CSF 2.0 across the business

Put the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0 into practice with Essential Compliance. Connect cybersecurity outcomes to controls, evidence, accountable owners and risk-based action plans.

  1. CSF Outcomes
  2. Controls
  3. Evidence
  4. Risks & Gaps
  5. Actions
  6. Reporting

Tracker AI helps teams summarize gaps, recommend related controls, and prepare profile-based updates for leadership without rebuilding reports manually.

From outcomes to operation

Make NIST CSF 2.0 part of how the business works

Turn the NIST CSF into an owned, measurable cybersecurity improvement program rather than a static assessment.

  • Structure work around all six CSF functions
  • Connect outcomes to controls and evidence
  • Track current gaps and target-state actions
  • Reuse mappings across ISO 27001 and NIS2

Move from a NIST CSF assessment to ongoing improvement

NIST CSF 2.0 defines cybersecurity outcomes rather than prescribing one set of controls for every organization. A Current Profile describes the outcomes you are achieving today; a Target Profile describes those you want to achieve. Use that comparison to identify gaps, then manage the resulting controls, evidence and improvement actions in Essential Compliance.

Program structure

Keep the important work visible

Organize your cybersecurity program across all six functions, with clear ownership and links to the controls, evidence and improvement actions supporting each outcome.

  • Govern

    Define cybersecurity governance, accountability, and policy direction for sustainable program oversight.

  • Identify

    Maintain visibility into assets, business context, dependencies, and risk drivers that shape cybersecurity priorities.

  • Protect

    Implement safeguards that reduce the likelihood and impact of cybersecurity events across systems and services.

  • Detect

    Monitor for anomalies and adverse events so incidents are recognized early and triaged consistently.

  • Respond

    Coordinate response activities, communications, and decisions to contain incidents and limit business disruption.

  • Recover

    Restore capabilities, capture lessons learned, and strengthen resilience after incidents and control failures.

Inside Essential Compliance

One connected workflow for NIST CSF implementation

Move from a periodic maturity assessment to continuous CSF management with profile-aligned ownership, evidence, and remediation tracking.

01

Structure NIST CSF outcomes and ownership

Organize relevant CSF functions, categories and subcategories in a structured register. Assign accountable owners, record progress and improvement priorities, and connect each outcome to the controls, evidence and actions supporting it.

02

Map NIST CSF outcomes to existing controls

Connect CSF outcomes to the policies and cybersecurity controls you already operate. Reuse relevant controls across ISO 27001, NIS2 and other programs, while preserving each framework's context and identifying where additional work is needed.

03

Keep evidence current and traceable

Schedule evidence collection and control reviews, assign owners, and monitor overdue work. Maintain a traceable record of results and follow-up actions so progress is supported by evidence, not just self-assessment.

04

Connect cybersecurity gaps to business risk

Link CSF outcomes and control weaknesses to the cybersecurity and operational risks they affect. Assess remaining exposure, prioritize treatment actions, and give management visibility into how cybersecurity improvements support business objectives.

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