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Does CISGuard support NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500 compliance?

CISGuard supports the technical side of NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500 (amended November 2023): continuous CIS benchmark assessment of your systems, drift detection, signed remediation and a retained audit trail. Its framework reports map to NIST 800-53, ISO 27001 and SOC 2; a Part 500 section-by-section mapping is not built in, so you tie those sections to this evidence in your own compliance program.

The longer answer.

Part 500 combines governance duties, such as a CISO who reports to the board under Section 500.4 and a written cybersecurity program, with technical ones: secure configuration, access privileges, audit trails, and detecting and reporting cybersecurity events, including the 24-hour notification under Section 500.17.

CISGuard alerts on drift and critical failures by email or signed webhook, which can route into the incident workflow behind a 500.17 notification. Section-by-section Part 500 reporting is assembled in your own compliance program, with these reports as the configuration evidence.

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Use the original standards below to check terminology and requirements. These references explain the standards; they do not endorse CISGuard or independently verify its product coverage.

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