Critical Security Controls Version 7.1

The Critical Security Controls published by the Center for Internet Security are designed to be fundamental controls for all organizations. The 20 controls included in the set are intended to be the basis for any information security program.

Critical Security Controls Version 7.1
IDNameImplementation GroupsThreats
IG1IG2IG3
12.7Deploy Network-Based Intrusion Prevention Systems  •STRIDE-LM
12.8Deploy NetFlow Collection on Networking Boundary Devices ••STRIDE-LM
12.9Deploy Application Layer Filtering Proxy Server  •STRIDE-LM
12.10Decrypt Network Traffic at Proxy  •STRIDE-LM
12.11Require All Remote Login to Use Multi-Factor Authentication ••STRIDE-LM
12.12Manage All Devices Remotely Logging into Internal Network  •STRIDE-LM
13Data Protection   STRIDE-LM
13.1Maintain an Inventory of Sensitive Information•••STRIDE-LM
13.2Remove Sensitive Data or Systems Not Regularly Accessed by Organization•••STRIDE-LM
13.3Monitor and Block Unauthorized Network Traffic  •STRIDE-LM
13.4Only Allow Access to Authorized Cloud Storage or Email Providers ••STRIDE-LM
13.5Monitor and Detect Any Unauthorized Use of Encryption  •STRIDE-LM
13.6Encrypt Mobile Device Data•••STRIDE-LM
13.7Manage USB Devices ••STRIDE-LM
13.8Manage System's External Removable Media's Read/Write Configurations  •STRIDE-LM
13.9Encrypt Data on USB Storage Devices  •STRIDE-LM
14Controlled Access Based on the Need to Know   STRIDE-LM
14.1Segment the Network Based on Sensitivity ••STRIDE-LM
14.2Enable Firewall Filtering Between VLANs ••STRIDE-LM
14.3Disable Workstation to Workstation Communication ••STRIDE-LM
14.4Encrypt All Sensitive Information in Transit ••STRIDE-LM
14.5Utilize an Active Discovery Tool to Identify Sensitive Data  •STRIDE-LM
14.6Protect Information Through Access Control Lists•••STRIDE-LM
14.7Enforce Access Control to Data Through Automated Tools  •STRIDE-LM
14.8Encrypt Sensitive Information at Rest  •STRIDE-LM
14.9Enforce Detail Logging for Access or Changes to Sensitive Data  •STRIDE-LM
15Wireless Access Control   STRIDE-LM
15.1Maintain an Inventory of Authorized Wireless Access Points ••STRIDE-LM
15.2Detect Wireless Access Points Connected to the Wired Network ••STRIDE-LM
15.3Use a Wireless Intrusion Detection System ••STRIDE-LM
15.4Disable Wireless Access on Devices if Not Required  •STRIDE-LM
15.5Limit Wireless Access on Client Devices  •STRIDE-LM
15.6Disable Peer-to-Peer Wireless Network Capabilities on Wireless Clients ••STRIDE-LM
15.7Leverage the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) to Encrypt Wireless Data•••STRIDE-LM
15.8Use Wireless Authentication Protocols That Require Mutual, Multi-Factor Authentication  •STRIDE-LM
15.9Disable Wireless Peripheral Access of Devices ••STRIDE-LM
15.10Create Separate Wireless Network for Personal and Untrusted Devices•••STRIDE-LM
16Account Monitoring and Control   STRIDE-LM
16.1Maintain an Inventory of Authentication Systems ••STRIDE-LM
16.2Configure Centralized Point of Authentication ••STRIDE-LM
16.3Require Multi-Factor Authentication ••STRIDE-LM
16.4Encrypt or Hash all Authentication Credentials ••STRIDE-LM
16.5Encrypt Transmittal of Username and Authentication Credentials ••STRIDE-LM
16.6Maintain an Inventory of Accounts ••STRIDE-LM
16.7Establish Process for Revoking Access ••STRIDE-LM
16.8Disable Any Unassociated Accounts•••STRIDE-LM
16.9Disable Dormant Accounts•••STRIDE-LM
16.10Ensure All Accounts Have An Expiration Date ••STRIDE-LM
16.11Lock Workstation Sessions After Inactivity•••STRIDE-LM
16.12Monitor Attempts to Access Deactivated Accounts ••STRIDE-LM