Which category of the NIST CSF Profile for Ransomware Risk Management includes the following: Network segmentation or segregation can limit the scope of ransomware events by preventing malware from proliferating among potential target systems $($e$.$g$.,$ moving laterally into an operational technology or control system from a business information technology network$)?$

$1.$

NIST CSF Category: Asset Management includes network segmentation or segregation, which can limit the scope of ransomware events by preventing malware from proliferating among potential target systems $($e$.$g$.,$ moving laterally into an operational technology or control system from a business information technology network$).$

$2.$

NIST CSF Category: Identity Management, Authentication and Access Control includes network segmentation or segregation, which can limit the scope of ransomware events by preventing malware from proliferating among potential target systems $($e$.$g$.,$ moving laterally into an operational technology or control system from a business information technology network$).$

$3.$

NIST CSF Category: Risk Assessment includes network segmentation or segregation, which can limit the scope of ransomware events by preventing malware from proliferating among potential target systems $($e$.$g$.,$ moving laterally into an operational technology or control system from a business information technology network$).$

$4.$

NIST CSF Category: Risk Management Strategy includes network segmentation or segregation, which can limit the scope of ransomware events by preventing malware from proliferating among potential target systems $($e$.$g$.,$ moving laterally into an operational technology or control system from a business information technology network$).$