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CM-04 Impact Analyses

Configuration Management

Low Moderate High Privacy

Description

Analyze changes to the system to determine potential security and privacy impacts prior to change implementation.

Supplemental Guidance

Organizational personnel with security or privacy responsibilities conduct impact analyses. Individuals conducting impact analyses possess the necessary skills and technical expertise to analyze the changes to systems as well as the security or privacy ramifications. Impact analyses include reviewing security and privacy plans, policies, and procedures to understand control requirements; reviewing system design documentation and operational procedures to understand control implementation and how specific system changes might affect the controls; reviewing the impact of changes on organizational supply chain partners with stakeholders; and determining how potential changes to a system create new risks to the privacy of individuals and the ability of implemented controls to mitigate those risks. Impact analyses also include risk assessments to understand the impact of the changes and determine if additional controls are required.

Changes from Rev 4

Title changed from 'Security Impact Analysis' Control text adds 'privacy'

Enhancements (2)

What NIST adds to this control. Select one to read its statement.

CM-04(01) Separate Test Environments High

Analyze changes to the system in a separate test environment before implementation in an operational environment, looking for security and privacy impacts due to flaws, weaknesses, incompatibility, or intentional malice.

CM-04(02) Verification of Controls ModerateHigh

After system changes, verify that the impacted controls are implemented correctly, operating as intended, and producing the desired outcome with regard to meeting the security and privacy requirements for the system.

Compliance Mappings

ISO 27001:2022

6.3A.5.36A.8.9A.8.31A.8.32

ISO 27002:2022

5.378.98.318.32

COBIT 2019

APO11BAI05BAI06BAI07BAI10

CIS Controls v8

CIS 16.8

NIST CSF 2.0

ID.RA-07PR.PS-01

SOC 2 TSC

CC3.4

PCI DSS v4.0.1

6.5

CSA CCM v4

CCC-02DSP-15IVS-05

CSA AICM v1

CCC-02DSP-15I&S-05

FINOS CCC

CCC-C07

ISO 42001:2023

A.6.2.6

PRA Operational Resilience

SS1/21-11.1

BSI IT-Grundschutz

OPS.1.1.3OPS.1.1.6

ANSSI

Hygiene.34SecNumCloud.13.2

FINMA Circular 2023/1

IV.A(36)IV.A(37)IV.A(38)IV.C(66)

OSFI B-13

B-13.2.3B-13.3.3

EU GDPR

Art.32(1)(d)Art.35(1)

EU DORA

Art.9(4)(e)Art.25(1)

BIO2

5.378.98.318.32

RBI CSF

Annex1.7ITGRCA.13

FISC Security Guidelines

FISC.O3

HKMA TM-E-1

TME1.3.2TME1.3.3TME1.4.1TME1.4.3

MLPS 2.0

8.1.9.48.1.10.8

DNB Good Practice

DNB.10.1DNB.10.2DNB.10.3DNB.10.4

EU CRA

CRA.II.2CRA.Info.8b

SAMA CSF

3.23.5

NCA ECC

2-3

UAE IA

T7T10

CBB TM

TM-5TM-7TM-11

Qatar NIA

OSSD

CBE CSF

CTO-9CTO-12

SA JS2

JS2-8.5

BoM CTRM

3.6

IOSCO Cyber Resilience

PROT-6TEST-3

BCBS 239

Principle 6

FFIEC IS

II.A.2II.C.10II.C.17

NYDFS 500

500.5500.8

ECB CROE

CROE.2.3.4

EBA ICT Guidelines

3.4.63.5(b)3.6.3

SEBI CSCRF

PR.IP

BOT Cyber Resilience

Ch10.1

CMMC 2.0

CM

NERC CIP

CIP-010-4

10 CFR 73.54

RG5.71-B-CM

TSA Pipeline SD

SD-2 Sec D

API 1164

Sec 7

ISAE 3402

Clause 4

Solvency II

EIOPA-ICT-4.8EIOPA-ICT-4.11

Lloyd's Minimum Standards

MS8.4

NAIC Insurance Data Security

4-config4E

PRA SS1/23

P3.3P3.4

FCA SYSC 13

SYSC 13.7.4SYSC 13.8.4

HITRUST CSF v11

09.a10.d

FDA 21 CFR Part 11

§11.10(a)

FDA Cybersecurity Guidance

PU-1

ISO 27799

12.514.2

NHS DSPT

NDG-8.2

Basel SCO60

SCO60.52

BSSC Standards

NOS-10

India DPDPA

Rules.13(3)

ISO 17799 (legacy)

10.1.2

COBIT 4.1 (legacy)

DS5.5DS9.3