Lion Cipher Lab

Map your digital life to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework

Why it matters

Walk into any GRC, audit, or security-program conversation and people will talk in frameworks — and they will assume you already know what one is for. The NIST Cybersecurity Framework is the most common shared language in the field, and its six Functions are the backbone of how organizations decide what to do about security. Most people meet frameworks as intimidating corporate documents. They are actually just an organized checklist for a question everyone should ask: what am I protecting, and am I covering the basics? Learning the Framework by running it on your own devices turns it from…

What you'll learn

Steps in this lab

  1. What a framework actually is
  2. Set up your one-page profile
  3. Govern — decide what matters and who is responsible
  4. Identify — inventory your devices and accounts
  5. Protect — the safeguards that keep the basics covered
  6. Detect — notice when something is wrong
  7. Respond — a plan for when something happens
  8. Recover — get back to normal, and test it
  9. What you just built — and why it counts

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