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Governance Briefing — NIST releases SP 800-53 Revision 5 security and privacy controls

NIST issued the final Revision 5 of SP 800-53, modernizing the catalog of security and privacy controls to emphasize supply-chain risk, zero trust, and integration of privacy requirements.

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Executive briefing: SP 800-53 Revision 5 restructures the control catalog to be organization-agnostic, adds supply chain risk management and zero trust-aligned safeguards, and embeds privacy controls alongside security baselines to support integrated risk programs.NIST IR 8286; SP 800-53r5 summary

Programme steps

  • Refresh control mappings. Update policies and control matrices to align with new and updated controls, especially the Supply Chain Risk Management family and privacy-focused requirements.
  • Baseline adjustments. Reevaluate system security plans and privacy impact assessments to incorporate the new baselines and tailorings referenced in Revision 5.
  • Vendor oversight. Extend third-party risk assessments to cover provenance, component integrity, and continuous monitoring consistent with the enhanced supply chain controls.

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