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The next meeting of the IT Governance board will include a set of orientation briefings for the new members. If you had to make a recommendation to the IT Governance board for standards that should be followed as it relates to cybersecurity in an organization, what would that standard be$?$ For example, the following IT management $/$ IT security management frameworks, standards, and models.

COBIT

ITIL

ISO $27001($ISMS Program Management$)$

NIST Cybersecurity Framework

NIST Security and Privacy Controls $($NIST SP $800-53)$

NIST Risk Management Framework $($NIST SP $800-37)$

$***$ The post "I recommend that the IT Governance board adopt the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. This framework is well recognized and serves as a policy framework for computer security guidelines for private sector enterprises in the United States. It supports businesses in evaluating and enhancing their capabilities to prevent, identify, and respond to cyber threats. The NIST Cyber security Framework consists of five fundamental functions: identify, protect, detect, respond, and recover. These functions provide a strategic overview of an organization's cyber security risk management. They help a company articulate its cyber security risk management by organizing information, facilitating risk management decisions, resolving risks, and improving through learning from prior operations.This framework is adaptable and may be adjusted to different industries and organizations of varying sizes. It supports, rather than replaces, an organization's risk management and cybersecurity programs. However, when selecting a framework, the IT Governance board should take into account the organization's specific goals, risk tolerance, and current level of cybersecurity. A combination of aspects from various frameworks, standards, and models may be advantageous."