Jack Jones, creator of Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR™), the international standard for quantification of cyber risk, gave an RSAC21 audience a preview of his breakthrough FAIR Controls Analytics Model (FAIR-CAM) that will, for the first time, enable security teams to reliably evaluate how controls affect risk in quantitative terms.
I’m thrilled with many of the provisions in the President’s recent Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity. The tiered software security ratings system, the IoT consumer labeling, the cybersecurity review board, and the emphasis on sharing information on breaches and other cyber incidents, are all bold initiatives
State legislatures in Nevada, Ohio, Utah and Connecticut have passed or are in the process of passing “safe harbor” protection against negligence lawsuits for companies hit with a data breach – if the companies implement controls from a recognized cybersecurity framework.
As the popularity of cyber risk quantification (CRQ) grows, so grows the confusion in the marketplace about choosing the right cyber risk quantification solution among many with the CRQ label.
If you’re new to Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR™), understand that it’s first of all a movement
FAIR Institute Chairman Jack Jones recently appeared on the Privacy Please podcast hosted by Cameron Ivey and Gabe Crumbs of Spirion, the data protection company
Jack Jones, Chairman of the FAIR Institute and creator of Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR™), the international standard for cyber risk quantification, sees 2020 as the year that taught many CISOs some hard lessons
In a blog post for ISACA, FAIR™ model creator Jack Jones reviews the recently released Risk IT Framework, 2nd Edition and Risk IT Practitioner Guide, 2nd Edition, and finds them “revitalized.”
Researchers at the Federal Reserve of New York recently issued a study saying that intrabank “wholesale” payments are so concentrated in the top five banks that if any one of them were disrupted by a cyber attack, the result could be a liquidity crisis in the banking system – a kind of cyber run on the banks.
“Thought leadership” is a term that gets used loosely but Jack Jones, creator of Factor Analysis of Information Risk (the FAIR™ model) and Chairman of the FAIR Institute has been out in front of the profession for years patiently pointing out the limitations of conventional, qualitative risk analysis
