NIST SP 800-53 — Security and Privacy Controls
NIST 800-53, mapped to everything else.
Assess NIST SP 800-53 controls, harmonize them with your commercial frameworks and keep evidence organized for every assessment.
Controls
Frameworks
Deployed Frameworks (4)
Deploy Framework(s)ISO 27001:2022
116 Framework Controls
Controls Coverage:96%
Evidence Coverage:92%
SOC 2
61 Framework Controls
Controls Coverage:100%
Evidence Coverage:95%
PCI DSS v4.0.1
252 Framework Controls
Controls Coverage:89%
Evidence Coverage:84%
ISO 42001
66 Framework Controls
Controls Coverage:74%
Evidence Coverage:61%
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About NIST 800-53
What is NIST 800-53?
NIST SP 800-53 is the catalog of security and privacy controls for federal information systems — and the foundation for FedRAMP and many healthcare and critical-infrastructure programs.
Who needs it
Federal contractors, cloud providers pursuing FedRAMP and organizations adopting a comprehensive control catalog.
How fullCircle helps
NIST 800-53, without starting from scratch.
Controls in your harmonized set
Map 800-53 controls to the same organizational controls you use for SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
Healthcare-aligned content
The library includes 800-53 content aligned to HHS Healthcare and Public Health Cybersecurity Performance Goals.
Assessments with evidence
Run 800-53 assessments with evidence requests, testing and findings in one workspace.
A path to FedRAMP
Build the 800-53 foundation FedRAMP authorization requires.
Harmonize
NIST 800-53 work that counts everywhere
Controls and evidence you maintain for NIST 800-53 map to every other framework you run, so each requirement builds on work you've already done.
Test once · comply many
IAM-4
User Access Reviews
Expert services
risk3sixty supports federal and healthcare programs from gap assessment through implementation.
FAQ
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Related frameworks
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