Overview
This online training enables practitioners to gain an in-depth understanding of how cybersecurity controls influence risk and to model their effectiveness using the FAIR-CAM™ (Controls Analytics Model).
Through structured modules, real-world case studies, and interactive exercises, participants analyze attack chains, identify relevant control functions, and estimate the operational effectiveness of security controls across measurable dimensions — intent, coverage, reliability, and variance.
Who is this for?
- CISOs and Heads of Information Security
- Risk and cybersecurity analysts
- GRC consultants
- Technical auditors
- FAIR practitioners structuring or enhancing the evaluation of security control effectiveness
What you'll learn
- Understand the role of security controls in reducing cyber risk
- Identify and assess the key dimensions of control effectiveness
- Model an attack chain and determine relevant control functions
- Apply FAIR-CAM results within a FAIR analysis to quantify risk reduction
Format & duration
Approximately 10 hours of e-learning content · Unlimited access for 3 months
10 CPE credits awarded on completion.
Prerequisites
Completion of a FAIR practitioner course (ED-EL-02 / ED-IN-02) or practical experience with the FAIR taxonomy is required.