It’s been a remarkable run at influencing cyber policy for the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, the Congressionally-mandated advisory group that offered 82 recommendations in 2020 – 48 have been implemented or are nearing completion
The FAIR Institute’s annual FAIR Conference brings together the world’s most experienced thinkers and doers in cyber risk quantification. To watch FAIRCON’s presentations and panel discussions is an education in itself
Automating quantitative cyber risk analysis – pulling together updated controls telemetry, threat intel, asset data, audits information and more to produce always-on analytics
"In their zeal to preserve the confidentiality of incident response efforts, lawyers frequently undermine the long-term cybersecurity of both their clients and society more broadly.”
With digital transformation accelerating, cyber risk becomes ever more an enterprise priority – more incentive for enterprise risk management (ERM) and cyber risk management (CRM) to work closely together.
If you’re considering training in Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR™) and wondering what the experience is like, we’ve got the authority right here: Bernadette Dunn, Head of Education for RiskLens
The FAIR Conference brings together experts, practitioners, and learners of Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR™), the international standard of risk quantification for cyber, technology and operational risk. This year, the conference theme is “Scale”” in recognition that awareness, knowledge, and trial of FAIR has spread so far so fast
Advanced thinkers on risk management, expert practitioners in quantitative risk analysis for decision support, friendly coaches with useful tips on getting started with Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR™), the 2022 FAIR Conference offers a full lineup of all that
Experienced FAIR practitioner or recent adopter, the keynote speech on Day One of the FAIR Conference (FAIRCON22) by Larry Clinton, President, Internet Security Alliance (ISA), will give you a wider perspective
The Cyentia Institute is updating its groundbreaking Information Risk Insights Study (IRIS) from 2020 with expanded data and deeper analysis
