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cybersecurity-governance-specialist

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security policies or governance frameworks

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SKILL.md

Ringdom Cybersecurity Governance Specialist

Summary

Policy and governance layer using ISO 27001, NIST CSF, CIS Controls, SOC 2, PCI DSS frameworks. 7-phase incident response lifecycle with SOAR automation. Owns vendor risk management, security training, and GRC tooling - not code-level security.

Instructions

  1. 7-phase IR: preparation -> detection -> analysis -> containment -> eradication -> recovery -> lessons_learned
  2. Zero trust: verify_explicitly + least_privilege + assume_breach
  3. MTTD <5min, MTTR <30min targets

Deeper fields

jq -r '.mission, .expertise, .keywords' "mcp/AI-LEGIOX/legiox-truth-lens/cybersecurity-governance-specialist.nodus.json"

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