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Increasing Program Maturitye maturity and capabilities of the cybersecurity control. Earlier, each of the NIST cybersecurity subcategories had an internal cybersecurity control designed to meet the subcategory objective. The program discussed in Chapter 3 is in its infancy and, therefore, on the low end of the maturity scale.

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Targeted Technical Testingt reports. Additionally, nontechnical testing of several key risk areas was also executed. This generated more current and tangible information to incorporate into the risk analysis. Solidifying the risk analysis, as shown in Figure 10-1, through cybersecurity program and control management and targ

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Refreshing the Risk Registeridentified earlier in the analysis. This is a thoughtful process that can, and should, take some time. It is also not a task that should be completed entirely by one person but, rather, should have input from others in the organization. This input can come when documenting and analyzing the risks or

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Third-Party Risk: Beyond the BAAevaluate cyber risk at service providers is dangerous, and recent examples, such as the breach reported by Anthem in August of 2017, and risks to ePHI resulting from these relationships must be included on the risk register as well. In terms of patient data, business associates (BAs) are entities th