The team at CyberSaint is thrilled to announce the latest additions and updates to the CyberStrong solution. To start, we’re expanding Phase 1 of Asset Management with custom types and attributes. Additionally, we’ve added status updates, schedule, and pause for Continuous Control Automation (CCA) and included the ability to adjust the control weight by risk template or scenario.
The blog below provides more details about the latest updates to CyberStrong.
To support CCA assets and expand Phase 1 of Asset Management, CyberStrong clients needed a way to define custom asset types and custom asset attributes. Phase 1 of Asset Management only supported preset asset types and four attributes:
Now, we’ve updated Asset Management to support custom Asset Types and custom Asset Attributes. Attributes are shared across all Asset Types. Therefore, an Attribute must be defined before it can be added to an Asset Type. Attributes support the following value types:
When creating or editing an Asset Type, you can select which Attributes are associated.
When viewing an Asset, Attributes are visible from the Info tab and the Attribute tab.
Note: Future Asset Management releases will allow you to select which Attributes are “Required” by Asset Type and allow you to “Favorite” Attributes for view on the Asset Group Summary tab.
CyberStrong clients can now track the status of their CCA assessment. They can track whether the assessment is running, failed, and the last run date.
Now, users can view the status of each Integration Authentication. For each properly configured Integration Authentication, the following will be displayed:
Previously, CyberStrong users couldn’t schedule and/or pause CCA.
Now, clients can schedule the automation with the ability to pause those schedules. This update supports the ability to:
Clients needed a way to adjust the control weight by risk template or scenario. For example, controls that mitigate an availability risk may have different weights than controls that mitigate a confidentiality risk. Therefore, clients want to account for these differences.
Now, CyberStrong users can adjust control weights by risk template or scenario. By default, these weights are set globally by Control Type (Prevention, Detection, Response).
This new feature allows the following:
Note: This function only supports NIST 800-30 risk assessments. The Control Weight cannot exceed 99% for any control, including controls with multiple Control Types. Additionally, if Control Types(s) are not assigned to a control, the default weight value is 0, which can be overwritten.