Hybrid Virtual Training | September 13-17, 2021
In this course, you will discover the challenges with conventional, qualitative risk management methods. We will introduce you to the FAIR Standard and methodology, associated processes, and terminology. You will also learn key measurement concepts, calibrated estimation methods necessary to conduct quantitative risk analysis in your agency or department, and best practices to communicate analyses to stakeholders. The learning experience is further solidified by hands-on work on applicable use cases.
The Hybrid-class course is designed and taught by experienced FAIR experts. Designed to be the best of both methods, giving you the flexibility of self-paced lessons and office hours.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Virtual Summit | September 22, 2021
Join information systems, technologists, business professionals and experts from across the globe for a dynamic discussion on today’s cybersecurity challenges, opportunities, and trends—and on what lies ahead.
Attend ISACA®’s FREE Virtual Summit—a half-day event featuring live presentations and opportunities to connect with peers around the world. Be inspired, informed, and spurred to secure your enterprise, and fortify your professional future as an in-demand professional who knows cybersecurity.
Virtual Event | Wednesday, September 29, 2021 | 3 PM ET
In a new research study from RiskRecon and Cyentia Institute, we sought to understand the risks associated with third-party vendors and partners as well as the dangers posed to the rest of the supply chain.
Join data scientists from Cyentia and the head of strategy from RiskRecon for a live webinar to hear about our exclusive research on multi-party breaches and the effect it can have on your firm and its supply chain, including:
- How multi-party incidents have hurt organizations financially since 2008
- The differences in impact between multi-party and single party security incidents
- The number of days for a typical ripple event to reach 75% of its downstream victims
Hosted by the FAIR Institute, the 2021 FAIR Conference (FAIRCON21) brings together thought leaders in cyber and operational risk management to explore best FAIR practices that produce greater value and alignment with business goals. The premiere global risk management conference, held both in person and virtually, will provide ground-breaking keynote addresses, engaging C-suite panels, and expert case study sessions.
Virtual FAIRCON21 will allow you to learn the latest developments in quantitative risk management and learn from the world's leading experts and practitioners. You can also connect with our partners and sponsors who can help support and build your risk management programs.
Training sessions are also offered for organizations who want to advance the education and proficiency of their cyber and operational risk professionals. FAIR Training provide attendees for certification and include CPE credits. To partake in this optional conference add-on, there will be an selection on the ticketing page. A full list of training courses can be seen on our website here.
Register for your seat today and if you have any questions, please reach out and let us know by emailing events@fairinstitute.org.
Hybrid Virtual Training | November 29- December 3, 2021
In this course, you will discover the challenges with conventional, qualitative risk management methods. We will introduce you to the FAIR Standard and methodology, associated processes, and terminology. You will also learn key measurement concepts, calibrated estimation methods necessary to conduct quantitative risk analysis in your agency or department, and best practices to communicate analyses to stakeholders. The learning experience is further solidified by hands-on work on applicable use cases.
The Hybrid-class course is designed and taught by experienced FAIR experts. Designed to be the best of both methods, giving you the flexibility of self-paced lessons and office hours.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Hybrid Virtual Training | June 21-25, 2021
In this course, you will discover the challenges with conventional, qualitative risk management methods. We will introduce you to the FAIR Standard and methodology, associated processes, and terminology. You will also learn key measurement concepts, calibrated estimation methods necessary to conduct quantitative risk analysis in your agency or department, and best practices to communicate analyses to stakeholders. The learning experience is further solidified by hands-on work on applicable use cases.
The Hybrid-class course is designed and taught by experienced FAIR experts. Designed to be the best of both methods, giving you the flexibility of self-paced lessons and office hours.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Wednesday, June 22 2021 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM EDT
The FAIR Institute is honored to host our new webinar titled "Women in Cyber Risk: Redefining the Future of Cyber Risk."
We take responsibility in highlighting the diversity of our community and promoting the work of our women leaders.
During this webinar, you would hear from women in different roles and industries talk about their careers, the importance of giving women more opportunities in such a male-dominated industry, and advice to young women starting out their careers in risk and security.
The webinar is Wednesday, June 22 from 2-3 PM EST. We hope you are able to join us for fruitful conversation and time to answer some of your questions on the work that these members do and their advice for dealing with the ever-changing risk management industry.
June 14-24, 2021 - Virtual Event
Founded in 2018 at the Munich Security Conference, the Charter of Trust (CoT) was initiated because of increasing daily life exposure to malicious cyber-attacks. Today, its members have transformed it into a unique initiative of leading global companies and organizations working together to make the digital world of tomorrow safer. You can find out more about the Charter of Trust and its 10 Principles on their website.
The annual highlight of the Charter of Trust is approaching: From June 14-24, the Charter of Trust is going to hold its Virtual Collaboration Week CW#2 2021. This is where CoT Partners from all around the world come together for an intense period of thinking and to produce many fresh ideas on how to move the global cybersecurity agenda forward.
The Collaboration Week provides a wonderful forum for thought exchange between CoT Partners and external experts, and we will be hosting a keynote speech on cybersecurity risk quantification featuring Institute President, Nick Sanna. More information to come soon.
Tuesday, June 7 2021 from 10:10 to 11:45 AM EDT
THE ONGOING PANDEMIC has leapfrogged digitalization efforts and exposed cyber vulnerabilities. The Risk and IT communities need to frame a common set of definitions. Practitioners need to be aware of the latest thinking around best practices and governance, as a cyber-attack has proven it can cause significant damage and disruption to an organization. There are an escalating number of cyber-attacks raising concerns worldwide. Thank you for joining us to learn more in this ever-changing cyber risk landscape and engage with risk professionals in this important conversation.
Virtual Experience| May 17-20, 2021 
Connect to cybersecurity’s best minds and biggest ideas. For less.
Expert-led sessions. Thought-provoking keynotes. Cutting-edge innovation. Interactive networking opportunities. Join the conversation at RSA Conference 2021, a virtual experience happening May 17-20. Meet industry leaders and peers, learn about the latest trends that are most relevant to your needs, grow your career and help shape the future of the industry. Plus, save $100 on an All Access Pass as an FAIR Institute member. Learn more.
Virtual Seminar at RSA Conference 2021 | Monday, May 17, 2021 from 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM PDT
We are excited to announce our 3-part seminar on the business benefits of cyber risk quantification. All are welcome to attend the seminar on Monday, May 17 from 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM PST to be guided through an expert-led series that provides reasons why the industry has evolved toward quantitative methods, as well as the challenges and practical solutions for leveraging these methods. Attendees will be front row for an application session on running a quantitative analysis with FAIR. There will also be a Q&A session with Fortune 1000 CISOs who have built successful quantitative risk management program at their companies. We, at the FAIR Institute, hope that you will begin your journey with us and stay connected by joining our growing membership base at www.fairinstitute.org. If you have any questions, please reach out to Luke Bader, Director of Membership and Programs at lbader@fairinstitute.org.
This content is brought to you by FAIR Institute. Open to all pass types. Attendees selecting this seminar will have their contact details shared with FAIR Institute.
Virtual Training through RSA Conference 2021 | Monday, May 10 – Friday, May 14
Quantitative risk analysis results in higher quality decisions. RiskLens' FAIR Analysis Fundamentals course - now available both online and in-person - focuses on the concepts and methods of FAIR, the internationally-recognized standard model for quantifying risk. Our RiskLens Academy FAIR training courses (accredited by the Open Group) are led by experienced practitioners and will improve participants’ abilities to identify, measure, and communicate risk. All participants will receive a certificate of completion, including 16 CPE hours for professional certifications. After training and self-study, participants will be prepared for the Open Group’s Open FAIR Certification exam and will receive a voucher covering the cost of the exam.
You must be registered for RSA Conference 2021 to purchase and enroll in this training.
Virtual Event | October 14 from 6:00-7:00 PM PT
Speaker: Jack Freund, Ph.D, M.A., CISSP, CISA, CISM, CRISC, CGEIT, CDPSE, CIPP - FAIR Institute Fellow
Introduction to cyber risk quantification using FAIR. In this session, join the co-author of the award-winning book on the international FAIR standard as he discusses cyber risk quantification. Learn about deficiencies in qualitative risk methods, how FAIR overcomes those problems, and how it complements existing risk management frameworks such as NIST CSF, ISO, and more. Learn how to develop quantitative risk metrics, the role of risk appetite, and how to present quantitative risk results to the Board.
Why Attend:
Attending this session will enable you to upgrade you risk analysis capabilities in a flexible way that is agnostic and complementary of the risk or control frameworks you may be using
This session will also help you better sharpen your soft skills around risk communication to non-technical audiences
A Virtual Event | October 6 & 7, 2020
The 2020 FAIR Conference (FAIRCON2020), the premiere, global, quantitative risk management conference, will be held digitally on October 6 & 7 (Tues. and Wed.). FAIRCON2020 will provide ground-breaking keynote addresses, engaging C-suite panels, and expert case study sessions through a cutting edge virtual event platform.
Hosted by the FAIR Institute and supported by our partners, FAIRCON2020 brings world-class thought-leaders in information and operational risk management to you to explore the best FAIR practices, progress and learning. This year’s theme is "Factoring Risk in Decision Making" and the sessions will showcase Fortune 1000 companies and U.S Federal Government Agencies highlighting their breakthrough work in business-aligned communication, cost-effective decision-making, and ultimately managing what matters.
FAIRCON2020 will also be hosting a unique virtual Exhibitor Space to learn about the exciting work that our partners and sponsors are doing with FAIR, as well as ways to download their materials and connect with them in live chats.
GoToWebinar | September 17 at 11 AM EST
As organizations continue to adjust to the current digital climate security teams have had to shift their focus - enhancing work-from-home security measures, managing changes to the digital supply chain, monitoring the ever-expanding data universe - but recent research has shown that some businesses are ignoring some basic security principles, thus leaving themselves exposed to serious threats.
RiskRecon and Cyentia Institute examined how organizations are handling essential security practices and the impact of failing to manage these properly. The research has found that:
Join our webinar on Thursday, September. 17th at 11 AM EST as Dr. Wade Baker, Partner at Cyentia Institute and Jon Ehret, VP of Strategy & Risk from RiskRecon discuss the findings from our research study and the security implications facing organizations who are not following these foundational security practices.
GoToWebinar | August 20 at 1 PM EST
This webinar is a step-by-step walk-through from the primary authors of Protiviti’s latest thought leadership piece, “Understanding Changes in Resilience Risks From Technology Advancements.” Following this webinar, you’ll be able to:
GoToWebinar | August 26 at 2 PM EST
Many information security teams are running risk assessments that are qualitative in nature and do not provide results in terms business leaders and decision makers can understand. Boards, senior management, auditors and CISOs demand quick readouts and better understanding of their cyber security risk exposure: “What are our top risks for bottom-line impact?”
Enter the RiskLens Rapid Risk Assessment, the new solution created specifically to address this challenge. Using the RiskLens SaaS platform, built on FAIR™, organizations can run risk analyses in minutes (instead of months) that present loss exposure in dollar values and produce flexible, customizable reporting that clearly prioritizes risks by probable impact.
Join us on this webinar to learn more about this new solution and how it can help get your organization begin its FAIR journey by:
Thursday, July 16, 2020 at 12 PM EST | GoToWebinar
Please join us on July 16th to learn how Financial Risk Quantification can assist in integration of Cybersecurity Risk and ERM. This webinar will explain how federal agencies can better meet the requirements of federal laws, policies and guidance to adopt a risk-based approach to cybersecurity and to integrate it with ERM through new financially-driven risk assessment methodologies.
Wednesday, June 24 at 1 PM EST | GoToWebinar
Assessing cybersecurity risk has taken on a new meaning as organizations shift toward virtual, and companies focusing on maintaining operations. Third-party risk practitioners are witnessing a supply chain shift – current suppliers might not be viable any longer, and new vendor relationships might bring an increased level of risk that may exceed an established threshold.
Third-party risk teams understand that velocity is critical to their ability to accurately assess the cyber risk associated with on-boarding new vendors, as well as current vendors where perhaps cyber hygiene hasn’t been prioritized. A new level of third-party risk management that teams require given today’s business climate – one that is automated and risk-prioritized, and that can be quantitatively measured for optimal risk outcomes.
During this webinar, attendees will hear more about:
June 11, 2020 | 9 AM - 2 PM EST | Virtual Event
ATARC's Virtual Summit "The Role of Emerging Technology in the Federal Pandemic Response" allows for collaboration between government, industry, and academia virtually. At this summit, attendees will listen and discuss the technology breakthroughs, changes, and obstacles that have faced the Federal IT Ecosystem during the time of COVID-19. Breakout track topics include Mobile/Digital, Artificial Intelligence, Security, DevOps, and Cloud and feature TechTalks and Panels from thought leaders within the Federal It community.
Jack Jones, author of FAIR, 3x CISO, and Chairman of the FAIR Institute will be a panelist on "Security Panel 1: Compliance and Risk Management" from 11:25-11:55 AM EST.
Thursday, June at 2 PM BST / 9 AM EST | GoToWebinar
Organizations (and professions) often resist change even when changing is demonstrably going to result in improvement. And it should be no surprise to anyone that this is also true when we’re talking about changing how we think about, evaluate, and communicate cyber and technology risk.
In this final webinar of a three-part series, Jack will discuss the change management component of adopting better risk measurement methods. This will include important topics like; where to begin, defining your organization’s roadmap, and overcoming common obstacles.
Wednesday, May 20 at 2 PM BST / 9 AM EST | GoToWebinar
It is one thing to conceptually understand the limitations of common cyber risk measurement methods and know that a better method exists. But until you see these differences action, it can be difficult to fully grasp their significance.
In this second of a three-part webinar series, Jack will compare and contrast a common risk measurement method versus FAIR by applying both to a risk analysis scenario where an important decision is at stake. By watching the analysis unfold you will gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for their differences. This process will also shed light on some of the misperceptions and fallacies that surround quantitative risk measurement.
Thursday, May 14 at 2 PM BST / 9 AM EST | GoToWebinar
Successfully managing today’s complex and dynamic cyber and technology risk landscape requires being able to prioritize well and communicate effectively to executive stakeholders. This is especially true when budgets are being trimmed and every expense is scrutinized.
In this first of a three-part webinar series, Jack Jones, 3x CISO and author of the FAIR Model. will discuss the cyber and technology risk measurement methods commonly used today and why they fail to meet those two requirements. He will also share three criteria for reliable risk measurement (whether qualitative or quantitative) and introduce the Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) model for risk measurement.
April 2 at 12 PM EST | GoToWebinar
Many companies are currently looking at work from home options for employees in response to the Coronavirus pandemic, while still maintaining control over sensitive corporate data.
Join in for a discussion with Christina Dulovich, Risk Management Consultant, on how one technology company chose the most cost-effective option to prevent data leakage through Shadow IT, with an assist from RiskLens quantified cyber risk analytics.
February 26, 2019 | 7:30 - 10:30 AM | Parc 55 San Francisco, Embarcadero Room (Level Three) | 55 Cyril Magnin Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
Are you looking to build a cyber risk management program that can help you measure and manage cyber risk from the business perspective, in financial terms, all while making regulators happy? Then join us for our upcoming FAIR Institute Breakfast featuring Jack Jones, 3x CISO, and author of the FAIR Standard Risk Model. Hear about his experiences in accompanying many of the world's largest organizations as they developed risk management programs that actually work.
Our annual breakfast will take place during RSAC2020 and showcase Jack and other industry experts. They'll demonstrate how building a true and effective cyber risk management program is crucial for your organization as the industry moves towards cyber risk quantification as the way to cost-effectively manage risk, justify security budgets, and meet growing regulatory demands.
The meeting presentations will include practical takeaways on how to:
February 24, 2020 | 8 AM - 12 PM, 1 - 5 PM| Moscone Center | 747 Howard Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
Risk management expectations are evolving, especially with regards to how risk is being measured and communicated. Although heat maps and qualitative scales have been common practice for years, the industry has begun a strong shift toward quantitative methods. The advantages are well-established — more effective prioritization, an ability to understand the cost-benefit proposition of risk management improvements, and the ability communicate with business executives in terms they understand.
This half-day session, led by Jack Jones, 3x CISO and author of the FAIR model, will provide clarity on why the industry is evolving toward quantitative methods, as well as the challenges and practical solutions for leveraging these methods. The emphasis will be on gaining a pragmatic understanding of why, how, and what to avoid. Learn more and register for the event at RSAC2020. Use the code 10UFAIRFD for $150 off!
February 24-28, 2020 | Moscone Center | 747 Howard Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
Where can you get state-of-the-art cybersecurity intel straight from the experts—all while witnessing the debut of industry innovations? At RSA Conference 2020, where the world talks security. Join industry leaders and peers for a rich experience filled with cutting-edge content and skill-building experiences. Explore basic foundations and emerging trends in expert-led track sessions. See where the industry is headed in forward-thinking keynotes. Demo products and solutions from over 700 companies. And if that’s not enough to look forward to, as a FAIR Institute member you’ll also save an additional $150 when you register using code 10UFAIRFD.
February 23 & 24, 2020 | Hyperdrive Agile Leadership | 835 Market Street, Suite 556 | San Francisco, CA 94103
Join us for two days of on-site learning, before RSA Conference 2020, for the Introductory FAIR Analysis Fundamentals Course. Led by FAIR experts from our technical advisor, RiskLens®, this workshop-style course will walk you through a foundational introduction to FAIR's core principles and enable analysts like you to:
After completing this course, you will have the skills and resources necessary to measure the risk associated with scenarios of all types. This will prepare you to fundamentally change the way risk management is conducted in your organization and make huge contributions to the protection of your company's value.
Thursday, December 19 | 11 AM - 12 PM EST | GoToWebinar
Together, we will explore key findings from the 2019 Risk Management Maturity Benchmark Survey conducted earlier this year, and shed some light on relevant questions your organization might have, such as:
Prepare for the webinar by downloading and reading the past two years’ reports below and watching the past results webinar recordings. These reports on hosted on FAIR Institute LINK, our online member-only community. Too apply for membership, please do so here: Get Involved.
November 18-21, 2019 | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM | Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead | 3300 Peachtree Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30305
Sign up today for a new four day FAIR training course "Measuring and Managing Cyber Risk Using FAIR." In addition to the foundational knowledge required to apply the FAIR model, the course features in-depth treatment of the Risk Management Process and the role FAIR plays in each of its five phases: Risk Identification, Risk Analysis, Risk Evaluation, Risk Treatment, and Risk Monitoring.
After completing this course, you will have the skills and resources necessary to measure the risk associated with scenarios of all types. This will prepare you to fundamentally change the way risk management is conducted in your organization and make huge contributions to the protection of your company's value.
November 18, 2019 | 1:00 - 2:00 PM | GoToWebinar Registration
Presenter: Jason Martin, Manager, Information Security and Risk Management, HM Health Solutions (Highmark Health)
Interactive discussion focusing on Highmark Health's two-year journey to implement quantitative cyber risk management methods. We will cover how we achieved our program’s objective to present an enterprise-level quantitative risk view by leveraging the strengths of our control framework and the Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) methodology.
November 12-13, 2019 | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM | Dublin Entrepreneurial Center | 565 Metro Place South, Dublin, OH 43017
Sign up today for a new four day FAIR training course "Measuring and Managing Cyber Risk Using FAIR." In addition to the foundational knowledge required to apply the FAIR model, the course features in-depth treatment of the Risk Management Process and the role FAIR plays in each of its five phases: Risk Identification, Risk Analysis, Risk Evaluation, Risk Treatment, and Risk Monitoring.
After completing this course, you will have the skills and resources necessary to measure the risk associated with scenarios of all types. This will prepare you to fundamentally change the way risk management is conducted in your organization and make huge contributions to the protection of your company's value.
Oct. 29, 2019 | 6:00 - 8:30 PM | Hyatt Regency New Brunswick, 2 Albany St, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
The New Jersey Evanta Executive Summit combines unparalleled networking with peer-driven content and insights from dynamic thought leaders.
The Governing Body crafts the agenda to address innovative, real-world solutions to our top challenges, from digital transformation to board engagement and keeping the organization secure — ensuring an invaluable experience for every CIO and CISO who attends.
Jack Jones, Chairman of the FAIR Institute, will be addressing the Governing Body Members to launch the event with an evening of peer networking.
October 23 & 24, 2019 | 55 Broad Street, 22nd Floor | New York, NY 10004
In partnership and host be Risk Training from Risk.net, join fellow members and risk experts enhance their FAIR knowledge at the Cyber Risk Modeling: FAIR Analysis Fundamentals public training course.
The FAIR Analysis Fundamentals course is the introductory course offered by the RiskLens Academy. Designed to prepare participants for the Open FAIR Certification Exam, the course discusses the challenges with qualitative risk management methods and introduces the FAIR model and terminology, calibrated estimation, and the measurement concepts necessary to begin conducting quantitative risk analysis. FAIR Analysis Fundamentals provides the conceptual foundation and practical experience necessary to competently perform FAIR analyses.
September 24 & 25, 2019 | Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center | National Harbor, MD
Hosted by the FAIR Institute and our sponsoring partners, the 2019 FAIR Conference brings leaders in information and operational risk management together to explore best FAIR practices that produce greater value and alignment with business goals.
Large enterprises and government organizations are creating breakthroughs in the management of information and operational risk that enable business-aligned communication, cost-effective decision-making and ultimately managing what matters.
Interested in on-site FAIR training? Head to FAIRCON19 early to attend on-site FAIR Analysis Fundamentals or the advanced FAIR Analyst Learning Path Training Courses, September 22-23, for those that elect to partake in this optional conference add-on.
August 7 | 7:30-9 AM PST| Four Seasons Las Vegas | Palm Lounge and Room | 3960 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Join the FAIR Institute, CyberVista, and distinguished CISOs for an engaging cyber risk discussion focused on empowering our people, enterprises, and leadership to effectively quantify and manage cyber risk.
Agenda:
7:30-8:00 AM - Registration and Networking Breakfast
8:00-8:20 AM - Keynote Address
8:20-8:40 AM - Industry Case Studies
8:40-9:00 AM - Q&A and Closing Remarks
June 18, 2019 | 7:30 - 11:00 AM | AC Hotel, 156 Waterfront Street, Room: National Harbor II National Harbor, MD 20745
Join a distinguished group of cyber risk executives and fellow FAIR members, who are in town for the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2019 , as they discuss "Tips and Best Practices on How to Build a Quantitative Risk Management Program With FAIR."
Many organizations have applied their expertise and channeled it into many concrete examples of FAIR Adoption. Attend this meeting to :
May 16-24 | Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane - Australia
FAIR Analysis Fundamentals training from FAIR Institute Technical Advisor, RiskLens, provides the conceptual foundation and practical experience necessary to competently perform FAIR analyses. This training course is led by experienced practitioners and will improve participants' abilities to identify, measure, and communicate risk.
Sign up for one of three courses throughout the country in May.
Mar. 6, 2019 | 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM | Courtyard by Marriott San Francisco Downtown, 299 2nd Street, Rincon Hill Room, San Francisco, CA, 94105
Last year, Jack Jones presented a road-map for successfully adopting FAIR within an organization and enable more effective decision-making. Since then, many organizations have applied that expertise and channeled it into many concrete examples of FAIR Adoption.
Join other cyber risk executives for a high-impact breakfast meeting on Wednesday, March 6 at 8 AM, during the RSA Conference 2019 in San Francisco to learn from other industry leaders about their experiences on:
Jan. 13 & 15, 2019 | Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, New York City, NY
The world’s largest retail conference and expo isn’t just a conference, it’s a community. Filled with a global audience and exhibitor base that could only come from NRF. It’s a marketplace for ideas and relationships. A chance to forge new partnerships, try out best-in-class experiences, and learn from some of the biggest players transforming retail today. An event guaranteed to drive impact. Because after all, what’s the point of a show if you have nothing to show for it?
Join FAIR Institute Chairman, Jack Jones, as he presents on the Security Council Panel on January 15.
Nov. 15, 2018 | 8:30 AM - 11:00 AM | Morrison & Foerster | 2000 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 6000, Washington, DC 20006
The Inaugural FAIR Institute Federal Government Chapter Breakfast Meeting will be held on Thursday, November 15, on the topic of "Assessing Cyber Risk in Federal Government." Come listen to and learn from the author of FAIR, Jack Jones, representatives from OMB, and cyber risk officers from federal agencies that have started on this journey.
This chapter of the FAIR Institute, a non-profit, expert learning organization, was born out of the desire of several federal government agencies and the White House/OMB to learn more about the standard FAIR risk model and how it can help them to come up with a common risk taxonomy, a shared cyber risk quantification methodology, and better ways to assess the effectiveness of risk mitigations and the adequacy of cybersecurity budgets to meet Executive Order 13800.
Nov. 13, 2018 | 11:30 PM - 2:30 PM | The City Club of San Francisco | 155 Sansome Street, 10th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94104
Directors are constantly faced with the need to find the best ways to discuss and quantify cybersecurity risk. They need to more clearly understand the financial exposure that cyberbreach incidents represent to their business, and be able to discuss technical issues based on what they mean to the company’s bottom line. Boards should strive to be able to hold discussions with their management teams about cybersecurity and cyber risks where cyber risk is no longer evaluated in technical terms or in "red-yellow-green" heat maps, but in the economic language of business.
Join NACD and RiskLens for this roundtable event with Nick Sanna, RiskLens CEO, and Jack Jones, RiskLens co-founder and creator of the FAIR standard, on November 13 in San Francisco. We’ll discuss strategies and methods that will help you to quantify your organization’s cybersecurity risks and identify the questions you should ask of your management teams in order to better discuss these risks in business terms.
October 25-26, 2018 | Lansdowne Resort and Spa| Leesburg, VA
The purpose of the GRF Summit on Third-Party Risk is to increase awareness of security best practices, offer an opportunity for collaboration among third-party vendors and organizations’ risk management teams, and provide a platform for security leaders to share expertise and learn from each other to improve holistic security.
Jack Jones, Chairman of the FAIR Institute, will be presenting during his session, "How to Economically Justify Your Risk Management Needs" on Friday, October 26, from 3-3:30 PM.
October 19, 2018 | Monroeville Convention Center | Pittsburgh, PA
Pittsburgh region information technology and security organizations are working together to increase awareness, collaboration and knowledge among the local information security community. Local security groups and partners hosting the symposium include InfraGard Pittsburgh, ISSA, and OWASP. AITP, ISACA, ISC2, RMU’s Top Secret Colonials, and Steel City InfoSec are also providing local support for this event.
Join Jack Jones at the TRISS Conference to hear him speak on "Managing Cybersecurity Surprises" and how FAIR and risk quantification work to mitigate those surprises.
October 16 & 17, 2018 | Carnegie Mellon University | Pittsburgh, PA
Hosted by the FAIR Institute and Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute (SEI) and the Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy, the 2018 FAIR Conference brings leaders in information and operational risk management together to explore best FAIR practices that produce greater value and alignment with business goals.
Join us to meet and learn from other strategic-minded industry leaders and discover emerging best practices and models for managing information risk.
September 26-27,
IANS 2018 Charlotte Information Security Forum delivers an immersive curriculum with over 30+ sessions led by esteemed IANS Faculty, global information security thought leaders and solution providers. Attend the two-day Forum to gain actionable technical solutions and leadership insights focused on current and emerging challenges facing enterprise security leaders.
FAIR Institute Chairman Jack Jones will be presenting the Opening Keynote at 9 AM on Wednesday, September 26, titled "Modern Cyber and Technology Risk Management."
Sept. 10-13, 2018 | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM | Hilton Baltimore | 401 W. Pratt Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
Sign up today for a new four day FAIR training course "Measuring and Managing Cyber Risk Using FAIR." In addition to the foundational knowledge required to apply the FAIR model, the course features in-depth treatment of the Risk Management Process and the role FAIR plays in each of its five phases: Risk Identification, Risk Analysis, Risk Evaluation, Risk Treatment, and Risk Monitoring.
After completing this course, you will have the skills and resources necessary to measure the risk associated with scenarios of all types. This will prepare you to fundamentally change the way risk management is conducted in your organization and make huge contributions to the protection of your company's value.
August 15-17,
Join us at the RSA Archer Summit 2018. This conference will provide invaluable face-to-face opportunities to discover best practices, hear about the latest product innovations, network with other customers, and meet one-on-one with RSA Archer experts and executives. RSA Archer Summit 2018 is your chance to let us know what product advances you’d like to see in future releases, connect with other leaders in your industry and gain firsthand knowledge that you can’t get at your desk.
Join us at a special session Quantifying Cyber Risk with RSA Archer. Jack Jones, Chairman of the FAIR Institute and author of FAIR, will be speaking on the importance of quantifying cyber risk.
Jun. 5,
Join a distinguished panel of cyber risk executives and fellow FAIR members, as they discuss "The Blueprint: Successfully Building Your FAIR Risk Management Program."
May 2-3, 2018 | 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM CST | City Place Conference Center, 2711 N. Haskell Ave., Dallas, TX 75204
IANS 2018 Dallas Information Security Forum delivers an immersive curriculum with over 30+ sessions led by esteemed IANS Faculty, global information security thought leaders and solution providers. Attend the two-day Forum to gain actionable technical solutions and leadership insights focused on current and emerging challenges facing enterprise security leaders.
Attend the conference to hear Jack Jones, Chairman of the FAIR Institute, present the opening keynote, "Modern Cyber Technology Risk Management" on Wednesday, May 2 at 9 AM.
Apr. 24, 2018 | 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM | NRECA Conference Center, 4301 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, VA 22203
Carnegie Mellon University’s CERT Cybersecurity Division is hosting a day-long symposium focused on proactively developing and implementing a cybersecurity risk and resilience strategy. A team of experts, from both the public and private sectors, will explore cybersecurity scenarios and provide guidance that you can apply immediately within any organization. Jack Jones will be speaking on a panel titled "Enterprise & Cyber-Risk Management - New Capabilities and Expert Panel."
Registration to this event is free, but space is limited to the first 200 registrants. A continental breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Apr. 19, 2018 | 8:00 - 9:30 AM | RSA Booth N3601 - Moscone North Expo Hall
Join RSA Archer on Thursday April 19th for breakfast and a demo of our new RSA Archer Cyber Risk Quantification® use case. Jack Jones will be present and will speak at 8:25 AM about Best Practices for FAIR Risk Management.
Apr. 18, 2018 | 3:00 - 3:30 PM | Moscone West 2018, RSA Conference | San Francisco, CA
Identity and access management (IAM) has been a longtime domain for information security. How much energy should we be investing in these programs? How much risk is there for managing identities? Join Jack Jones and other FAIR Institute Members at this session to hear their approaches and understanding of the issues involved.
Apr. 18,
Join FAIR author and Institute Chairman, Jack Jones and a distinguished panel of cyber risk executives, as they unveil "The Blueprint: Successfully Building Your FAIR Risk Management Program."
Leading cybersecurity, operational risk, and business executives who are in town for the RSA Conference 2018 to get practical advice from industry leaders who are elevating their risk management programs.
Apr. 17, 2018 | 3:30 - 4:15 PM | Moscone South Esplanade 157, RSA Conference | San Francisco, CA
For years the information security community has argued that it is hamstrung by a lack of data. Now we’re hearing organizations complain that they don’t know what to do with all of the telemetry they get from their security technologies. In this session Jack Jones will share insights regarding data-related opportunities and challenges, what the future holds, and how we can leverage data effectively.
March 9, 2018 | Tucson, AZ
What is RIM Renaissance? RIM Renaissance brings together smart individuals in privacy and security passionate about the work they do and the challenges they face. The program features case discussions, Socratic questioning and problem-solving debates. RIM Renaissance is an opportunity to thank our Fellows, RIM Council companies and research partners for their support and encouragement of Ponemon Institute. Jack Jones will be speaking during Fireside Chat session with Ponemon Institute Chairman and Founder, Larry Ponemon.
Feb. 23, 2018 | GoToMeeting Webinar
Interested in building a state-of-the-art information risk management course at your university?
Join us for the FAIR University Curriculum Virtual Panel Webinar on Friday, February 23rd, at 1 PM EST. Three FAIR Institute member professors will be on an expert panel to talk about teaching FAIR, cybersecurity, and risk management to university students.
This interactive event allows you to hear first-hand how to use the FAIR University Curriculum at your university and will provide tips and best practices to building a successful Information Risk Management course. Before the event, download the FAIR University Syllabus to help build a course for your students. You can watch the full recording here.
Dec. 5, 2017 | GoToMeeting Webinar
Join us as the FAIR Institute and RSA host a webinar to discuss in detail the results and findings of the 2017 Risk Management Maturity Benchmark Study.
The webinar will include in-depth analysis of survey insights by leading risk management experts. Engage in conversation with Jack Jones, Chairman of the FAIR Institute we work together to answer questions to help clarify the information to best help your organization.
Nov. 1-3, 2017 | Eden Roc Miami Beach Resort | Miami, FL
Summary: InfoSecurity Connect East is an interactive, invite-only forum for senior cybersecurity executives from some of the top US banks, credit unions, insurance and financial services organizations to come together to share and interact with their peers, learn about new solutions and services, and gain valuable insights on how to improve their cybersecurity programs and policies.
Keynote:
Risky Business: Strengthening Your Cyber Risk Management And Culture To Build Trust
Presented by: Jack Jones, Author and Chairman, The FAIR Institute
As cybercrime continues to rise, it needs to be a key feature on the corporate risk management agenda. But gaining and maintaining the trust of senior executives, the Board, regulators, and customers is challenging. Checking boxes in a compliance framework won’t do it, nor will the lame risk measurement practices that are commonplace today. In order to build and maintain trust, we need to fundamentally change our approach to risk management.
Oct 16 & 17, 2017 | The Hilton Anatole | Dallas, TX
Don’t miss your chance to listen to thought-provoking presentations from industry leaders, witness engaging panel discussions and network with other FAIR Institute members, on Oct. 16 & 17. This year, we'll be extending our conference to include the optional add-on of valuable on-site FAIR training courses Oct. 17-19.
More event details, speaker lineup & registration link to come. Read more about this Save the Date here.
Sept 14, 2017 | Wellshire Inn | Denver, CO
Summary: Common cyber and technology risk measurement practices today are broken. The result is that organizations struggle to prioritize their risks they face, or understand the value proposition of the risk management initiatives they invest in. In this session, Jack will share the root causes that limit our effectiveness at measuring risk, and provide a workshop on Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR).
Learning Objectives:
Be forewarned though, some of what will be discussed will challenge conventional wisdom.
Who should attend
IT Leaders (CIOs/CTOs/CSOs/CISOs), IT practitioners (Directors and Managers), IT Audit and Security professionals, Internal and External Auditors.
Apr 6,
Jack will be presenting two sessions at the conference:
9:00 AM – 9:30 AM
Session 1 – Revisiting the Groundwork, Jack Jones
Within the information security and risk
In this first section, we’ll review some basic risk concepts and terminology, which will lay the foundation for everything that follows.
4:15 PM – 5:00 PM
Making the Case to Risk Management, Jack Jones
The primary reason for measuring risk is to help executives make well-informed business decisions.
That being the case, this final session of the day will focus on the challenges with, and practical approaches for, communicating risk analysis results to management. These tips can make the difference between glazed eyes and genuine interest by the executives whose decisions drive the risk condition of an organization.
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March 29,
Jack Jones will participate on a panel discussing the valuation of assets as
Feb 15,
Reserve your spot for the FAIR Institute breakfast meeting during which Jack Jones will present on "The characteristics of a risk-aligned leader".
Scheduled Date: 02/15/2017 - 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Abstract: In his presentation, Jack Jones will describe some of the common fallacies regarding being risk aligned with the business, and provide an alternative perspective. He'll also describe what it means to be a risk-aligned leader, what it takes to get there, and how to overcome some of the inevitable obstacles.
Feb 15,
Jack Jones will be presenting a session on 'Tomorrow's Cyber-Risk Analyst' (PROF-W11)
Scheduled Date: 02/15/2017 - 2:45 PM - 3:30 PM
Abstract: As our industry evolves to better align with the needs of senior executives and boards of directors, the skills and characteristics of professionals need to evolve as well. In this session, Jack will describe what the next generation of cyber risk
December 12,
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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December 8,
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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December 8,
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
The combination of inherently limited risk management resources and an increasingly complex and dynamic risk landscape means that effective prioritization is crucial. Without it, organizations are unable to identify and resolve their most important issues, and will invariably waste resources and delay resolving important issues.
In this session, Jack Jones will highlight some of the key weaknesses in common (and even “best”) practices, as well as share insights and simple steps
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November 15,
1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
November 3,
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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October 14,
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Hosted by the FAIR Institute, the FAIR Conference brings the foremost leaders in information risk management together to explore best FAIR practices that produce greater value and align IT with business goals. Hosted by FAIR Institute, the FAIR Conference brings leaders in information and operational risk management together to explore best FAIR practices that produce greater value and alignment with business goals. Large enterprises and government organizations are creating breakthroughs in the management of information and operational risk that enable business-aligned communication,
Audience members will leave the conference with:
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September 12,
Jack Jones will be presenting a case study on 'Quantifying Cloud Risk'
3:15 PM – 4:15 PM
Audience members will leave the session with the following:
June 14,
Jack Jones will be delivering the keynote address titled 'Just Secure What?'
1:30 PM - 2:15 PM
April 7,
Jack Jones will be presenting a session on 'Setting the Stage: What is Risk Anyway? Ending the Confusion'
8:15 AM – 9:00 AM
Feb 29-Mar 4, 2016 | Moscone Center San Francisco
Jack Jones will be presenting a session on 'How infosec maturity models are missing the point' (STR-W04)
Scheduled Date: 03/02/2016 - 10:20 AM - 11:10 AM
Abstract: Infosec maturity models abound, and although they provide some value, they completely ignore fundamental elements that ultimately determine whether an infosec program is mature -- or not. In this
Follow-on Discussion: 03/02/2016 - 4:30 PM- 5:20 PM
Abstract: Continue the How Infosec Maturity Models Are Missing the Point conversation in a smaller group discussion and Q&A with the presenter. This session will be discussion based—no new slides will be presented. This session is limited to 50 attendees.
Jack Jones will be participating in a panel discussion on 'Habits of an Effective CISO.' (GRC-R02)
Scheduled Date: 03/03/2016 - 8:00 AM- 8:50 AM
Short Abstract: With less time and more responsibilities, how does an effective CISO manage? Three leading CISO will share their strategies for success.
Moderator:
Ben Rothke, Senior eGRC Consultant, The
Panelists:
Phil Agcaoili, Chief Information Security Officer, Elavon
Roland Cloutier, VP & CISO, ADP, Inc.
Jack Jones, EVP Research & Development, RiskLens
Jack Jones will be participating in a panel discussion on 'Aligning and Prioritizing Risk Efforts Across the Enterprise' (GRC-F03)
Scheduled date: 03/04/2016 at 11:20 AM- 12:10 PM
Short Abstract: The responsibility for managing risk rests within many parts of the organization(e.g., audit, security, compliance, etc.). Unfortunately, very often these efforts are redundant or contradictory. In this session, learn how these groups can work together to minimize confusion and “religious” debates in order to better evaluate risk and prioritize in a consistent, efficient, and aligned manner.
Facilitator:
Jack Jones, EVP Research & Development, RiskLens
Panelists:
Maria Shaw, VP, IT Risk Management, McKesson
Tess Martillano, MD, IRM Enterprise Services & CIRO, Latin America & the Caribbean, BNY Mellon
Evan Wheeler, Executive Director, Operational Risk Management, DTCC
Jan 25,
Isaiah McGowan will present a session on 'Steps to Success - Lessons Learned on Successfully Adopting OpenFAIR'
Abstract: In the two years since
This session will explore key attributes of a successful OpenFAIR implementation, pitfalls to avoid when adopting OpenFAIR, and examples of how OpenFAIR can help mature virtually any risk program.