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NIST CSF 2.0
GV.SC-02: Establishing and communicating cybersecurity roles for suppliers, customers, and partners

Requirement description

Cybersecurity roles and responsibilities for suppliers, customers, and partners are established, communicated, and coordinated internally and externally.

How to fill the requirement

NIST CSF 2.0

GV.SC-02: Establishing and communicating cybersecurity roles for suppliers, customers, and partners

Task name
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Theme
Policy
Other requirements
Definition of supplier-specific responsible persons
Critical
High
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Low
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Partner management
Agreements and monitoring
7
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Definition of supplier-specific responsible persons
1. Task description

A responsible person has been appointed for the provider companies, who monitors the provider's activities, communications and compliance with the contract.

Responsible person must have sufficient skills to analyze cyber security requirements depending on the criticality of the provider. Responsible person also ensures that the provider appoints an own responsible person to ensure compliance with the contract and facilitate cooperation.

Documenting security-related responsibilities for offered cloud services and utilized data systems
Critical
High
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Low
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Development and cloud
Cloud service management
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Examples of other requirements this task affects

6: Organization of information security
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CLD 6.3.1: Shared roles and responsibilities within a cloud computing environment
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6.1: Internal organization
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6.1.3: Contact with authorities
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Documenting security-related responsibilities for offered cloud services and utilized data systems
1. Task description

When utilizing or offering cloud services, both service provider and customer can have security responsibilities. Service provider may be responsible for technical cyber security but e.g. customer for access management and providing user guidelines for secure usage.

Responsibilities for shared information security roles towards offered cloud services and utilizing cloud-based data systems must be clearly defined and documented by both the cloud service customer and provider.

The role of the organization in the supply chain
Critical
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Low
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Development and cloud
Cloud service management
3
requirements

Examples of other requirements this task affects

ID.BE-1: Role in supply chain
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GV.SC-02: Establishing and communicating cybersecurity roles for suppliers, customers, and partners
NIST 2.0
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The role of the organization in the supply chain
1. Task description

The organization's own role in the supply chain is defined and communicated to the necessary partners.

Communicating responsibilities to suppliers
Critical
High
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Low
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Partner management
Agreements and monitoring
7
requirements

Examples of other requirements this task affects

PR.AT-3: Third-party stakeholders
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1.2.4: Definition of responsibilities with service providers
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ID.BE-1: The organization’s role in the supply chain is identified and communicated.
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PR.AT-3: Third-party stakeholders (e.g., suppliers, customers, partners) understand their roles and responsibilities.
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GV.SC-02: Establishing and communicating cybersecurity roles for suppliers, customers, and partners
NIST 2.0
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Communicating responsibilities to suppliers
1. Task description

The organization must communicate to suppliers their roles and responsibilities in supply chain security. It must also be ensured that suppliers understand their security guidelines and any other security responsibilities under the agreements.

Confirming information security roles and responsibilities related to utilized cloud services
Critical
High
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Low
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Partner management
Supplier security
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GV.SC-02: Establishing and communicating cybersecurity roles for suppliers, customers, and partners
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Confirming information security roles and responsibilities related to utilized cloud services
1. Task description

When an organisation is using a cloud-based data system, the organisation should understand and confirm the related information security roles and responsibilities as stated in the service agreement.

These can include responsibilities related e.g. to:

  • Malware protection
  • Cryptographic controls
  • Backup
  • Vulnerability and incident management
  • Compliance and security testing
  • Authentication, identity and access management

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