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InfoSecurity Blueprint founder tackles the compliance vs. security debate: "Just because you check compliance boxes doesn't mean you're secure." But compliance IS the critical first step. The solution? Map industry compliance requirements to NIST Cybersecurity Framework, then layer additional controls compliance doesn't address.

The Compliance vs Security Reality:
Strong Opinions, Both Valid:
Social media debates rage: "Compliance isn't security!" vs. "Compliance is essential!" The truth? Both are right. Compliance alone won't protect you, but it's the foundation of every security program.

The Mapping Strategy:
Step 1: Take your industry compliance requirements (HIPAA, PCI-DSS, GDPR, etc.)
Step 2: Map them to NIST Cybersecurity Framework as the unifying standard
Step 3: Identify gaps—things NIST/compliance don't address but you need
Example Gap - Backups:
"None of these compliance frameworks say anything about backups, but that's a pretty critical control. So let's add backup to what we look at."
The Layered Approach:

Compliance = baseline (identifies minimum requirements)
NIST Framework = flexible structure (meets different business needs)
Additional controls = actual security (addresses real-world threats)

The Result:
"Layer on a couple things beyond just what compliance is asking, and now we have a proper, at least basic-level security program."
Compliance gets you started. Layering gets you secured.

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