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Mechanisms

PR.PT-5
NIST CSF

Implementing processes for improving resilience

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High
Normal
Low

The organization must utilize mechanisms like:

  • Failsafe, to minimize damage in case of an issue
  • Load balancing to reduce risk for issues
  • Hot swappable components
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PR.PT-5: Mechanisms
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Preparing for quick data recovery after faults

Critical
High
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Low

Restorability refers to how quickly personal data are restored to be available and accessible in the event of a physical or technical failure.

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12.3: Backup
ISO 27001
12.3.1: Information backup
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17.1.2: Implementing information security continuity
ISO 27001
PR.PT-5: Mechanisms
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5.29: Information security during disruption
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