Overview
Hyver makes it easy to map your NIST CSF-based maturity scores to other industry standards. This article explains how mappings work, which standards are currently supported, and how you can verify or explore these mappings within the platform.
How Mappings Work
Hyver maps each NIST CSF subcategory to equivalent controls in other frameworks. These mappings are based on well-established sources such as:
NIST SP 800-171
ISO/IEC 27001
Industry-specific standards
Most mappings will be a strong fit, but you should always review them to ensure they align with your organization’s specific practices and terminology.
View and Use Mappings
On the Maturity Screen
Use the Mapped standards/frameworks filter to show subcategories tied to specific standards:
On the Subcategory Standards Tab
Click a subcategory, then go to the Standards tab to view mapped frameworks
Example mappings: NIST CSF 1.1, ISO 27001:2022, DORA, NIS2, HITRUST CSF, and NIST AI RMF
Latest Mapping Additions
DORA
Findings that indicate a DORA violation are clearly flagged
The Overview tab of each finding includes:
Expected business impact
Direct links to the relevant DORA Risk Management documentation
NIS2 Directive
The most comprehensive EU cybersecurity directive to date
Integrated into Hyver’s maturity mapping for better alignment with European regulatory requirements
HITRUST CSF v.11.4.0
Now available in the Standards tab for relevant NIST subcategories
NIST AI RMF 100-1v1.0
Adds AI-specific risk management guidance to mapped frameworks
Mapping to ISO 27001:2022
CYE leverages trusted sources to align NIST CSF controls with ISO 27001:2022 standards. According to NIST SP 800-171, this mapping helps:
Identify equivalent controls in both NIST and ISO frameworks
Support organizations in demonstrating compliance across standards
Show alignment across core NIST functions: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover
Wrap-up / Next Steps
Mapping your NIST CSF scores to other standards helps you scale compliance across regions and regulatory frameworks. Always review mappings to ensure they reflect your organization’s real-world environment — and use the filters in Hyver to quickly identify overlaps, gaps, or compliance opportunities.