Description: A security framework is a structured approach to implementing security measures within an organization. This framework provides guidelines and best practices that help businesses protect their assets, data, and information systems from cyber threats. It includes policies, procedures, and technical controls that must be followed to ensure the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of information. Security frameworks are essential for establishing a security culture within the organization and for complying with industry regulations and standards. Additionally, they allow organizations to assess their risks and vulnerabilities, facilitating the identification of areas that require attention and improvement. A well-defined security framework not only helps prevent security incidents but also provides a response plan in case they occur, thereby minimizing the impact of potential security breaches. In the context of cybersecurity, security frameworks can encompass various areas, such as antivirus and antimalware, identity and access management, and specific tools, each of which plays a crucial role in defending computer systems.
