Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIRTM) was conceived as a way to provide meaningful measurements so that it could satisfy management's desire to make effective comparisons and well-informed decisions. The FAIRTM quantitative risk analysis model has become the only international standard Value at Risk (VaR) model for cybersecurity and operational risk.
FAIR's risk model components are specifically designed to support risk quantification:
Diverse & Established Member Base30% of Fortune 1000 Companies are Represented at the FAIR InstituteFAIR Institute members include information risk, operational risk, cybersecurity and business executives from a large variety of organizations across multiple industries, including: banking, consulting, energy, government, healthcare, insurance, learning, logistics, manufacturing, retail, technology, travel, transportation and many other types of business services. See the full member organization list here.
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Members of the FAIR Institute take advantage of many benefits. The greatest benefit is access to the exclusive community of information risk officers, cyber security leaders and business executives who share their experience and knowledge on the growing discipline of information risk management.
Members also receive:
Membership in the FAIR Institute is currently free. All of our costs are underwritten by our Technical Advisor, Partners and Sponsors.
From Jack Jones, Chairman of the FAIR Institute and creator of the FAIR model for cyber risk quantification (CRQ) — the definitive guide to understanding CRQ: What it is (and isn't), its value proposition and limitations, and facts regarding the misconceptions that are commonplace.
This paper answers questions such as: