The FAIR Institute, an expert non-profit organization led by information risk officers, CISOs and business executives to develop standard information risk management practices, today announced the launch of FAIR-U, a web application to help users run risk analysis based on FAIR (Factor Analysis of Information Risk), the only international standard model for risk quantification.
Annual awards recognize advocacy, innovation and excellence in risk management using the Factor Analysis of Information Risk model.
A standard framework for measuring and managing information and cyber risks is supported by a training institute and proving its mettle in the regulatory sphere.
CISOs, risk officers, and business executives convening for industry's premier conference on business-aligned technology risk management
This article was originally published on InformationWeek Darkreading on January 3, 2017
By Jack Jones
Boards and CEOs can focus on these critical factors to provide better cyberrisk governance.
Christopher Hoff (BAML), Steve Reznik (ADP), Tony Martin-Vegue (NMI), and Mike Jerbic (SJSU) recognized as finalists; FAIR Awards honor risk management leaders for their initiative, ingenuity and contributions to information and operational risk management.
Featuring candid executive and practitioner-led discussions and working groups, FAIRCon will attract C-suite officers and practitioners responsible for information risk management decisions.
Featuring candid executive and practitioner-led discussions and keynotes, FAIRCon will attract C-suite officers and practitioners responsible for information risk management decisions.
The FAIR Institute and NIST present how the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and the FAIR risk model can be leveraged to measure the ROI of cybersecurity and prioritize risk mitigations.
Originally published July 15th by the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP)
