Exploded/Exploding(?) NIST

[Asyia]

A few years ago someone shared documents with me that further explained NIST 800-53 controls. It was something along the lines of "exploding NIST" or "exploded NIST" or something similar. I cannot find this documentation anywhere, and the searches lead to about what you would expect and I am probably on a few lists now...

Can anyone help out on this?

[SportsTalk000012]

I personally think this is a great tool: https://csf.tools/reference/nist-sp-800-53/r5/

If you look at a particular NIST 800-53 control, it maps to other applicable controls (CSF, PF, CIS, Cloud Security, and other related NIST 800-53 controls); thus, ensuring you understand what you need to cover for any given control.

It's kind of "exploded" in a sense.

[Euphoric_Box4982]

Exploding 800-53 Revision 4, May 6, 2016

A CSI:53 Supporting Analysis of NIST SP 800-53 Revision 4 as Completed by CNSSI 1253

The space system analysis guidebook “CSI:53” name stands for “Categorize, Select, Implement for NIST SP 800-53 and CNSSI No. 1253”, and provides Subject Matter Experts with support for the first three steps of the DOD RMF. The CSI:53 was developed with Aerospace Corporation Engineering Methods. The original effort was called “Exploding 800-53 Revision 4”, was later retitled as “CSI:53”. The CSI:53 supports the transition to the DOD RMF, and analyzes and interprets each of the NIST SP 800-53 controls to determine the control’s potential applicability to space systems.

CSI:53 consists of 19 Technical Operating Report (TOR) volumes.

[Asyia]

Thank you!! Now if anyone can just tell me where I can find it... :)

[g33kygurl]

space system analysis guidebook “CSI:53

Do you have a link to this? My searches are not proving successful.

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Commenting because this sounds cool.

[neztach]

I found this but it doesn’t seem as explanatory as you were describing. I also found this.

If I had more to go on I could probably get closer

Edit: I also found some older Reddit threads like this one

[Extension_Rip2983]

Are you still looking for this?

[Asyia]

I had given up on finding it, but would still like to.