Practical Risk Management Using Real-World Cyber Incidents
The NIST 2.0 Cybersecurity Framework delivers clear guidance on applying the gold standard NIST framework in complex, real-world situations. Drawing on her extensive cybersecurity research and reporting, author Cynthia Brumfield explains how to identify risks, defend against threats, and recover from incidents using compelling case studies.
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0: Practical Risk Management Using Real-World Incidents gives cybersecurity practitioners, risk managers, and business leaders a concrete foundation for closing that gap. Drawing on extensive cybersecurity research and reporting, author Cynthia Brumfield walks readers through the gold-standard NIST framework using the case studies and real-world incidents that make it stick — showing not just what the framework says, but how organizations have succeeded and failed applying it under pressure.
If you’re responsible for securing systems, evaluating risk, managing compliance, or making strategic decisions about cybersecurity — this book was written for you.
The NIST CSF 2.0 bridges the gap between technical controls and business reality, giving practitioners, risk managers, auditors, business leaders, and students a shared language and a concrete methodology for applying the framework where it matters most: in the real world.
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