FAIR TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION

Take Your Career to the Next Level with FAIR Courses from the RiskLens Academy

The journey to better risk management involves changing existing thought paradigms, developing a solid understanding of the FAIR model, and adopting a common language around risk. Becoming FAIR Trained and Certified will change how you, your team, and your organization view and act on risk. Fully understanding and implementing the FAIR model turns risk professionals into business-aligned leaders, showing their organizations the way to better, more informed, and cost-effective decision-making.

FAIR Analysis Fundamentals, offered live and online, introduces learners to the FAIR^TMquantitative risk analysis model and the

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foundational concepts involved in FAIR^TManalysis. By the end of this course, learners will be able to apply the FAIR^TM quantitative risk analysis model to accurately model and quantify risk and will be prepared for the OpenFAIR Certification exam. The course includes 16 CPE credits, a voucher covering the cost of the exam, and a study guide that prepares you for the exam. Please note that online course access is valid for 90 days after purchase, with some reasonable extensions happily granted.

The FAIR Analyst Learning Path, offered online, provides advanced training on the risk analysis process and is intended

for learners who understand the FAIR^TMquantitative risk analysis model. This set of courses goes in-depth on how to scope your analyses, collect data and estimates, run your analysis and perform quality assurance, and present results. Built from over 30 years of practical analysis experience, the courses include three hours of instructional videos, numerous downloadable checklists, templates, and guides, and exercises that will be reviewed by FAIR experts. These courses will enable you to conduct high-quality analyses and quickly scale a team of well-trained FAIR analysts. Completion of the full Analyst Learning Path includes 16 CPE credits. Please note that online course access is valid for 90 days after purchase, with some reasonable extensions happily granted.

FAIR Analysis Fundamentals for US Government - The Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) model and methods are recognized as an Informative Reference to

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the NIST CSF, aligned to ISO 31000 and other standards, and backed by a worldwide network of risk researchers, managers, and analysts in the FAIR Institute. FAIR helps provide clarity on the risks you face so you can most cost-effectively manage them.

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 course is fully customized for government learners with special attention to compliance with NIST standards and other directives, as well as government-specific risk scenarios and use cases.

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Practice your FAIR Analysis with our free training application

The FAIR Institute is proud to offer FAIR-U, our first officially sanctioned training web application for running FAIR^TMrisk analyses, guaranteed to correctly leverage the FAIR^TMquantitative risk analysis model.
Currently provided by RiskLens Academy free of charge.
Perform single FAIR-based risk analyses and learn about the FAIR^TMquantitaive risk analysis model and the different data inputs.

More Than Innovative Risk Modeling

Key components of the training include effective communication, calibration (a method for making better measurements), and better analyses.

Standardizing risk terminology in any organization will streamline communication and provide clarity regarding the risk landscape.
Calibration allows for subject matter experts to make accurate estimates in the absence of strong data.
While calibration is helping to bridge the information gaps, those gaps are getting smaller as FAIR^TMlets organizations know exactly where to find hard data. In many cases, data already exists and FAIR-trained analysts know how to find and leverage this data.

FAIR Certification

Learners completing the FAIR Analysis Fundamentals course will be provided with a voucher that completely covers the cost of the OpenFAIR Certification Exam, in addition to a certificate of completion.

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The certification program was designed in a vendor-neutral fashion and ensures analysts understand key learning objectives from the Open FAIR risk analysis and risk taxonomy standards.
RiskLens Academy is an Open Group accredited training provider.
At the conclusion of training, analysts will have learned all of the knowledge required to be prepared for the Open FAIR certification exam.
Online and On-site training both include a voucher for the certification exam, valued at $320, and a study guide to help prepare you for the exam.
You will then have the opportunity to test for formal FAIR certification with a voucher provided upon completion of our training course. FAIR certification is issued by The Open Group; testing is completed through Pearson VUE, at one of their numerous locations.

Board and Executive Cyber Risk Training

Today’s corporate environment requires business leaders to think critically about the significant cyber issues facing their organizations. Cybersecurity is no longer relegated to the IT department.

The FAIR Institute has partnered with CyberVista to offer a variety of custom programs that are delivered in-person and onsite at your organization or executive retreat, or online for the geographically-dispersed executive team.

Participants within this digital seminar will achieve the following objectives:

Understand cyber risk and the necessary executive actions to properly oversee it.
Implement best practices that aid leadership and organizations with risk decisions around cybersecurity legal and regulatory issues (compliance).
Keep apprised of cyber risk issues that have broader business implications.
Confidently tackle cyber risk.