Security frameworks are crucial in a cybersecurity strategy because they provide a structured
approach to managing and mitigating risks. They help in integrating various cybersecurity activities
and guiding them towards achieving the strategic objectives of the organization. By establishing a
common language and systematic methodology, they ensure that all parts of the organization’s
cybersecurity program are aligned and working cohesively.
Reference: The importance of security frameworks is highlighted in ISACA’s resources, which discuss
how these frameworks support the organization’s missions and enhance the cybersecurity strategy
by providing a clear structure for managing cybersecurity risks1.
