NISTCompliance Frameworks
Security, Data Protection & Risk Management Built on U.S. Federal Standards
IPS aligns with the full suite of NIST cybersecurity and data protection frameworks to deliver secure, compliant, and resilient IT, cloud, and security operations across all regions.
Our approach integrates NIST CSF, NIST 800-53, and NIST 800-88 to ensure complete lifecycle protection—from risk management and system security to data sanitization and end-of-life governance.
NISTCSF
A strategic model built around Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover.
IPS builds your security roadmap, risk profile, and protection strategy based on NIST CSF to improve maturity and reduce vulnerabilities.
IPS uses NIST CSF to:
- Build a risk-based cybersecurity program
- Align your security with global standards
- Strengthen governance and operational resilience
- Improve threat detection, response, and recovery
- Reduce vulnerabilities and minimize attack vectors
NISTSP 800-53
Federal-grade security controls for information systems and cloud environments.
NIST 800-53 defines detailed security and privacy controls used by:
- U.S. federal agencies
- Defense contractors
- Critical infrastructure
- Cloud service providers (FedRAMP / Government workloads)
IPS applies NIST 800-53 controls across key domains:
- Access Control (AC)
- Audit & Accountability (AU)
- Configuration Management (CM)
- Incident Response (IR)
- Risk Assessment (RA)
- System & Information Integrity (SI)
- Contingency Planning (CP)
- Privacy Controls (AP, UL, PC, etc.)
NIST SP 800-88
Secure Data Sanitization & Hardware End-of-Life Protection
NIST 800-88 provides the global benchmark for:
- Secure data erasure
- Media sanitization
- Hardware destruction
- Device decommissioning
- Data lifecycle governance
IPS uses NIST 800-88 to ensure your data is fully protected during:
- Asset disposal
- Data center migration
- Cloud offboarding
- Hardware refresh projects
- ITAD operations (integrated with R2 and e-Stewards)
IPS guarantees full compliance across:
- HDDs, SSDs, NVMe
- Mobile devices
- Servers and storage arrays
- Backup tapes
- Network hardware
- Cloud decommissioning workflows
This helps eliminate risk associated with:
- Residual data
- Regulatory non-compliance
- Supply chain data leaks
- Improper device handling
How IPS ImplementsNIST Frameworks
We combine the three NIST models into a unified compliance architecture:
- NIST CSF → Defines strategy & security posture
- NIST 800-53 → Implements operational security controls
- NIST 800-88 → Ensures secure end-of-life data handling
This enables:
- Complete lifecycle security
- Strong governance and documentation
- Cloud-ready and hybrid-ready compliance
- Alignment with ISO 27001, SOC 2, FedRAMP, CMMC, HIPAA, and PDPL requirements