A security program your board understands. Your team can run.
NIST CSF 2.0’s six functions — GOVERN, IDENTIFY, PROTECT, DETECT, RESPOND, RECOVER — give every security program a common language. SecuryxAI maps your controls to all 117 subcategories and generates board-ready reports your CISO can present without a translator.
Without a framework, there’s no baseline, no score, and no way to show progress over time. NIST CSF fixes that.
Engineering says “controls”, legal says “policies”, auditors say “criteria”. CSF gives everyone the same language.
US government contractors and critical infrastructure operators are increasingly required to demonstrate CSF alignment. The framework is simple — the implementation isn’t.
Every control you implement maps to specific subcategories. Your coverage score updates live — no more guessing where you stand.
A one-page board view showing CSF scores by function, trend lines, and the top gaps to close. Exportable as PDF for your next board meeting.
NIST CSF functions as the shared vocabulary. SecuryxAI lets each team speak their language while mapping to the same underlying controls.
Your CSF implementation isn’t isolated. SecuryxAI shows how your CSF coverage maps directly to SOC 2 Common Criteria and ISO 27001 Annex A controls.
- ❌No baseline framework — hard to measure progress
- ❌Security posture described qualitatively to the board
- ❌Each team uses different terminology
- ❌No clear path from CSF to ISO 27001 or SOC 2
- ✓Real-time CSF coverage score across all 6 functions
- ✓Board dashboard with trends and gap highlights
- ✓Common language across security, legal, and engineering
- ✓CSF as foundation — maps to SOC 2 CC, ISO 27001 Annex A
“For the first time, I could show our board a security posture score with a trend line. That’s what CSF + SecuryxAI gives you.”
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Get your baseline score across all 6 functions — and a board-ready report to go with it.