Watch this video from the 2022 FAIR Conference for tips on launching a cyber risk quantification program based on Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR™), winning acceptance, and keeping the forward motion going even through management changes.
How to scale quantitative risk management from one evangelist to an enterprise-wide program built on FAIR™ (Factor Analysis of Information Risk)? At the recent 2022 FAIR Conference, Zach Cossairt, Information Risk Program Manager, Equinix, found answers in behavioral economics
“Virtually every organization will tell you they do more controls management than risk management,” says Marta Palanques, Director of Risk Methodologies, Technology Risk Management, at Capital One, and with cybersecurity controls often numbering in the hundreds,
Hat tip to the members of the FAIR Institute who have done so much to develop FAIR™ as the standard for quantitative cyber risk analysis – and a special recognition medal to the team of volunteers who mapped the new FAIR-CAM controls analytics model
The FAIR Institute awarded Neil Davis, Head of Cyber Risk Management for Maersk, with its FAIR Champion Award for his work introducing Factor Analysis of Information Risk™ to the giant shipping company under crisis conditions.
At the recent FAIR Conference, we awarded Caleb Juhnke, Sr. Risk Engineer at Equinix, the FAIR Institute’s 2022 FAIR Ambassador Award. Caleb been highly instrumental in re-establishing the Kansas City FAIR Chapter
In the six years since the FAIR Institute started, “we’ve been pioneers in making the case for better risk management,” Institute President and Founder Nick Sanna said
Cyber risk analysis must scale to meet the rising challenges of cybersecurity, and automation of quantitative analysis will get us there.
Toymaker Funko got its cyber risk quantification program up and running with a team of two – CISO Markus Kaufmann and consultant Tom Callaghan from C-Risk – by staying tightly focused
Jack Jones, creator of Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR™) and Chairman of the FAIR Institute, delivered a keynote address to the 2022 FAIR Conference emphasizing the fact that cyber risk measurement practices have been profoundly immature
