Cyber risk management company, Ostrich Cyber-Risk, has joined the FAIR Institute community as an Institute Sponsor. The strategic sponsorship includes a seat on the Advisory Board, collaboration on thought leadership materials and webinars
In a new article for the World Economic Forum, “Strategizing cybersecurity: Why a risk-based approach is key,” Adham Etoom the Co-Chair of the FAIR Institute’s Middle East and Africa Chapter in Amman, Jordan, writes that “modern and effective cybersecurity management entails more than managing technology risk
Have you heard about FAIR from a colleague some time ago but never really dove into it and now you’re curious to see what all the fuss is about? Here's what you can expect after you apply for membership with the FAIR Institute:
At the FAIR Institute, our goal is to continue working on advancing the risk profession and providing our members with the proper resources to advance their knowledge and risk practices.
FAIR Institute leaders and members like to practice critical thinking and questioning conventional wisdom, and those skill sets can generate a steady supply of fresh insights
In our recent member survey, we asked “please rank the areas in which you would like to learn or sharpen your FAIR-related skills.” Taking a cue from the results, here is a short study guide covering the topics of most educational interest to the FAIR Institute membership.
Thanks to all the FAIR Institute members who responded to our recent short survey letting us know how we can best serve you in 2022
The Securities and Exchange Commission recently proposed amendments to its rules that would require reporting on cyber risk in a fast, “consistent, comparable and decision-useful manner,” as SEC Chair Gary Gensler said – a goal that effectively calls for regulated public companies to run a cyber risk management program based on risk quantification
From the FAIR Conferences to the LINK discussion board to local chapter meetings, it’s the membership that gives direction to the Institute – so we’re asking for your guidance again.
The board of the FAIR Institute sent a letter to Gary Gensler, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, calling for the SEC to direct disclosure of top cyber risks in financial terms as a “critical means to better understand the impact of cybersecurity events
