below I’m going to be explaining the benefits NIST thinks organizations would have with using frameworks. The benefits organizations gain from using frameworks would be that they could recognize roles that protect them and their stakeholders. Other similarities that could benefit are the sort of problems it would cost and the risk they would have to face using organizations for foreign profiles, which can help them prioritize targeted improvements. another benefit would be assigning values to the risk that would have them crate steps to be taken to reduce levels of threat throughout cyber security intruders. Another reason companies will benefit from using frameworks, would be the ability to prioritize and scope, organizations and businesses with mission objectives, to be able to create assets to support businesses in line, and to expedite their risk tolerance. Lastly, organizations will benefit extremely from implementing action plans that will address steps to make practices achieve guidance through these framework identifiers. This can benefit them extremely off of the risk assessment that can help shut down intruders from breaking through the databases. What I would do personally is create software that can show you how intruders start their process by breaking through firewalls and each step-by-step process would have something to block them off from breaking through kind of like an incognito wiretap.