A new guide maps the ten incident readiness practices for AI agents to specific subcategories of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0. The document identifies 38 sub-practices that cite existing framework controls, while the remaining sub-practices lack a direct anchor, highlighting new requirements for agent-specific security. The analysis shows that most controls focus on network boundaries, eradication, and evidence integrity, with significant gaps in governance and ownership. Organizations are advised to store these mappings as structured data rather than static slides to facilitate ongoing compliance and rapid updates.
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