(This relates to the first phase of ISO 31000 risk management cycle.) This tier is the basis of enumerating, defining and prioritizing the business processes that are needed to fulfill the organization’s mission. Tier one provides context for all activities related to information security risk management. Let’s look at the guidance of NIST SP 800-39 in these areas.

And finally, business process tier cannot be considered without organizational tier. But this should not be done without business process context, that is why we should consider business process tier first. Information systems are processing the information and it is there where the risks should finally be analyzed and addressed. This structural approach is very effective. The NIST SP 800-39 lists three tiers at which risk management should be addressed: The parts of this cycle are addressed in separate NIST documents. It uses multi-tiered approach (see below) and describes the information security risk management cycle. NIST Special Publication 800-39 is the guidance for an organization-wide program for information security risk management. In this article, I will review the tiered risk management approach described in NIST Special Publication 800-39: “Managing Information Security Risk: Organization, Missions and Information System View”. In the previous article, I reviewed the high-level risk management cycle. I also review NIST and ISO standards related to information security risk management. In this series of articles, I explain notions and describe processes related to risk management. Information security risk management is a wide topic, with many notions, processes, and technologies that are often confused with each other. Last updated at Mon, 19:30:36 GMT Synopsis

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