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  4. >Threat And Vulnerability Management - Objective 1
  5. >C2M2-THREAT-1A
C2M2-THREAT-1AActive

Information sources to support cybersecurity vulnerability discovery are identified, at least in an ad hoc manner

Statement

Information sources to support cybersecurity vulnerability discovery are identified, at least in an ad hoc manner

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Threat and Vulnerability Management
Objective
Threat and Vulnerability Management - Objective 1

Practice Details

Identifier
C2M2-THREAT-1A
Domain
Threat and Vulnerability Management
Objective
Objective 1
Maturity Level
MIL-1

Help Text

Information about potential vulnerabilities is available from a wide variety of internal and external sources, such as CISA, appropriate ISACs, industry associations, vendors, federal briefings, and internal assessments. Internal sources typically provide information about vulnerabilities that are unique to the organization and range across all asset types. These sources may provide information about vulnerabilities that the organization has observed or that have been exploited, resulting in disruption to the organization. External or public sources typically provide information that is focused on common technologies that are used by a wide range of organizations.

Vulnerabilities in the traditional sense include software bugs, omission errors, poor code construction, poor configuration, or processing failures. However, other risk exposures can create vulnerabilities that should be identified, processed, and responded to in a similar manner as vulnerabilities that are, for example, reported by software vendors or included in vulnerability catalogs. These types of vulnerabilities might include poor process performance, insider threats, and internal audit findings. These types of vulnerabilities should be included when considering identification of sources for vulnerability discovery. The identified sources of vulnerability information should align with the organization’s vulnerability identification and analysis needs.

Related Practices · Progression: This practice is part of a practice progression. Practice progressions are groups of related practices that represent increasingly complete or more advanced implementations of an activity. The practices in this progression include: THREAT-1a, THREAT-1e, THREAT-1j.

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C2M2-THREAT-1AInformation sources to support cybersecurity vulnerability discovery are identified, at least in an ad hoc mannerC2M2-THREAT-1BCybersecurity vulnerability information is gathered and interpreted for the function, at least in an ad hoc mannerC2M2-THREAT-1CCybersecurity vulnerability assessments are performed, at least in an ad hoc mannerC2M2-THREAT-1DCybersecurity vulnerabilities that are relevant to the delivery of the function are mitigated, at least in an ad hoc mannerC2M2-THREAT-1ECybersecurity vulnerability information sources that collectively address higher priority assets are monitoredC2M2-THREAT-1FCybersecurity vulnerability assessments are performed periodically and according to defined triggers, such as system changes and external eventsC2M2-THREAT-1GIdentified cybersecurity vulnerabilities are analyzed and prioritized, and are addressed accordinglyC2M2-THREAT-1HOperational impact to the function is evaluated prior to deploying patches or other mitigationsC2M2-THREAT-1IInformation on discovered cybersecurity vulnerabilities is shared with organization-defined stakeholdersC2M2-THREAT-1JCybersecurity vulnerability information sources that collectively address all IT and OT assets within the function are monitoredC2M2-THREAT-1KCybersecurity vulnerability assessments are performed by parties that are independent of the operations of the functionC2M2-THREAT-1LVulnerability monitoring activities include review to confirm that actions taken in response to cybersecurity vulnerabilities were effectiveC2M2-THREAT-1MMechanisms are established and maintained to receive and respond to reports from the public or external parties of potential vulnerabilities related to the organization’s IT and OT assets, such as public-facing websites or mobile applications