FAIR adoption is rapidly ramping up in the federal government, and the FAIR Institute’s Federal Government Chapter has become the informal information clearing house and networking center for federal CISOs looking to go quantitative.
You’re probably using the NIST CSF, the most popular cybersecurity framework, as a checklist of best security practices but it could do a lot more for your organization. In fact, it could be the starting point for aligning risk, security and the business
After so many high-profile breaches and other large-scale loss events, cybersecurity risk has been elevated to a board level concern – and infosec and risk professionals need to elevate their point of view to board level to be truly successful.
A recent article from the Wall St. Journal “Cyber Chiefs Calculate Data Breach Costs to Explain Risks to Executives” (subscription required to read) is a welcome endorsement of cyber risk quantification from the influential business publication.
Your infosecurity budget is being challenged – it may be that you’ve positioned your security program only as a cost center, not a builder of business value.
In under 15 minutes, watch this webinar and learn about the FAIR™ model, the open-source standard for cyber and operational risk quantification, and the FAIR Institute, the international community that’s leading the risk management profession toward business-aligned and cost-effective risk management.
The Kansas City Chapter of the FAIR Institute (that’s chapter #23!) co-chaired by Michael Kromm, IT Risk Manager at Kansas City Southern, and Michael Meis, Global Infosec Risk Manager for H&R Block, officially launches with its first (virtual) meeting September 15, 2:30 PM CDT.
If digital transformation is the order of the day at your organization, you’ll want to hear how the team led by Harold Marcenaro, Digital Risk Officer at BCP, Peru’s largest bank, transformed themselves to meet that challenge with FAIR™.
Good risk analysis runs on defensible data, and to lead our discussion on how to get the best possible data to take to decision-makers, the 2020 FAIR Conference has lined up an expert discussion panel led by the best-known data crusader in cyber risk management.
The FAIR Institute’s technical partner, RiskLens, joined us for a sponsored webinar to introduce Rapid Risk Assessment, a new capability on the RiskLens platform that brings high speed and high volume to FAIR™ analysis.
