NIST CSF 2.0 Full Pack | Cybersecurity Management System | 52 Files | 6 Functions, Editable Word Excel, Digital Download

NIST CSF 2.0 Cybersecurity Management System — 52 fully editable Word & Excel files covering all 6 Functions and all 106 Subcategories of the February 2024 release.

Most cybersecurity teams waste months building documentation from scratch. This kit gives you a complete, evidence-ready NIST CSF 2.0 system in 15 minutes — a Program Manual, full policy set, 15 procedures, incident response plans, SOPs, job descriptions, and 13 pre-built Excel workbooks, all cross-referenced and working together as one system.

What's Included — 52 Files, 320+ Pages

Word Documents — 39 files

• Cybersecurity Program Manual — full system overview and governance structure
• Complete Policy Set — covering all 6 CSF Functions
• 15 Procedures: Risk Assessment, Asset Management, Access Control, Incident Management, Business Continuity, Supply Chain Risk, Vulnerability Management, and more
• Incident Response Plan & Recovery Plan
• SOPs and Work Instructions — field-ready with worked examples
• Job Descriptions with Authority Matrices & KPIs (CISO, IS Manager, SOC Analyst, Incident Coordinator, GRC Manager)
• Setup Guide with Find & Replace token map

Excel Workbooks — 13 files

• 106-question Internal Assessment Checklist — all 6 Functions and 106 Subcategories
• Risk Register with Risk Acceptance Log
• KPI Tracker — measurable security objectives
• Asset Inventory, Supplier Risk Register, Incident Log, CAPA Register
• Vulnerability Tracker, Training Records, Competency Matrix
• Master Document Register

Coverage — All 6 NIST CSF 2.0 Functions

• Govern — cybersecurity governance, roles, policies, and accountability
• Identify — asset management, risk assessment, supply chain risk
• Protect — access control, data security, awareness training, secure configuration
• Detect — continuous monitoring, anomaly and event detection
• Respond — incident response, communications, analysis, mitigation
• Recover — recovery planning, improvements, communications
• All 106 Subcategories documented and cross-referenced

Who It's For

• CISOs and security leads building a formal cybersecurity program
• IT security managers implementing NIST CSF 2.0
• SOC analysts and incident responders
• vCISO consultants and MSPs
• GRC and compliance managers formalising a security framework
• Organisations aligning to NIST CSF for regulatory or contractual requirements

Easy Setup — 3 Steps

1. Download instantly — all 52 files delivered after purchase
2. Find & Replace the [tokens] — the Setup Guide lists every one (approx. 15 minutes)
3. Assign owners, sign the declaration, and start generating records

Estimated time savings: 100+ hours compared to building from scratch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this cover all 6 NIST CSF 2.0 Functions and 106 Subcategories?
A: Yes — all 6 Functions (Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover) and all 106 Subcategories are fully documented and cross-referenced throughout the kit.

Q: Is this based on the February 2024 CSF 2.0 release including the new Govern function?
A: Yes — the kit is based on NIST CSF 2.0 published February 2024, including the new Govern function which was not present in CSF 1.1.

Q: Does it include an incident response plan and recovery plan?
A: Yes — full Incident Response and Recovery Plans are included, along with SOPs for incident handling, communications, and post-incident review.

Q: Is this suitable for vCISO consultants and MSPs?
A: Yes — widely used by vCISO consultants and MSPs. The licence covers one organisation; a separate licence is required per client.

Q: Is this a one-time purchase?
A: Yes — one-time purchase, instant access to all 52 files. Single-organisation licence included.

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This is a documentation system; it is not legal advice and does not guarantee any certification or assessment outcome. NIST and the Cybersecurity Framework are published by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology — this is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by NIST. Always verify current guidance at nist.gov/cyberframework.