Abstract
This study conducts a comprehensive analysis of different standards frameworks in cybersecurity to identify best practices and international standards. The primary objective is to propose an appropriate cybersecurity framework that aligns with global standards, effectively reducing the risks of cyberattacks and threats to data, information, networks, and devices within institutions. By enhancing cybersecurity, the framework aims to safeguard infrastructure. It further contributes to improved management of cybersecurity risks by incorporating the best global practices and local cybersecurity legislation. Through an examination of various cybersecurity frameworks, including NIST 800-53Ar4, COBIT, and ISO27002, the study finds that NIST 800-53Ar4 is the most effective framework. The researcher recommended adopting a hybrid approach that combines elements from multiple frameworks and standards.
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