CSF 2.0 outcome: vulnerabilities in assets are identified, validated and recorded. Priority Medium. R1: understand current known cybersecurity vulnerabilities so that risk assessments are informed, covering all types: flaws in software, firmware and software-based services developed by the organization or third parties, software misconfigurations, network and system design and implementation weaknesses, physical vulnerabilities and resilience issues in facilities housing computing assets, and integrity violations in hardware and software (for example counterfeits or evidence of tampering). N1: see the ID.RA notes.
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