Virtual 2021 FAIR Conference | October 19 & 20

Managing Risk & Building Resilience

FAIRCON21 will provide ground-breaking keynote addresses, engaging C-suite panels, and expert case study sessions through a cutting edge virtual event platform.

What is the FAIR Institute?

FAIRTM (Factor Analysis of Information Risk)  has emerged as the premier Value at Risk (VaR) model for cybersecurity and operational risk. The FAIRTM Institute is a non-profit professional organization dedicated to advancing the discipline of measuring and managing cyber and operational risk.

It provides information risk, cybersecurity and business executives with the standards and best practices to help organizations measure, manage and report on information risk from the business perspective. The FAIRTM Institute and its community focus on innovation, education and sharing of best practices to advance the FAIRTM model and the cyber and operational risk management professions.
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The FAIR Institute is an expert, non-profit organization led by information risk officers, CISOs and business executives to develop standard information risk management practices based on FAIRTM.

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Is implementing a Zero Trust framework on your security roadmap? For many organizations, it’s top-of-mind but understanding what is involved with adopting this mindset and corresponding initiatives can be a daunting task.

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“The foundation is really important for the growth and maturity of a FAIR program, even if it takes a long time for people to be convinced about risk quantification.”

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