Overview
This short module is designed specifically for executives and executive committee members responsible for decisions impacting organizational exposure to cyber and technology risk. In one hour, the session highlights the limitations of qualitative risk management approaches and demonstrates how data-driven governance, supported by the FAIR™ Standard, provides quantified, comparable, and defensible inputs for cybersecurity investment decisions.
The training illustrates integration into recognized governance frameworks (ISO 31000, COSO ERM, the Three Lines Model, NIS2, DORA) and strengthens alignment between executive leadership, risk teams, and technical functions.
Who is this for?
- Executives and executive committee members
- Cyber program sponsors
- CIO, CFO, CHRO, Chief Risk Officer
- General Counsel
- Business unit leaders and heads of key support functions
What you'll learn
- Identify the limitations of qualitative risk analyses currently used in most organizations
- Understand how cyber risk quantification with FAIR can improve strategic decision-making
- Position cyber risk management within governance frameworks and regulatory requirements
- Identify first practical steps to deploy or strengthen a data-driven cyber risk management program
Format & duration
1 hour · Instructor-led, on-site or remote · Live polls, Q&A, decision-oriented materials
1 CPE credits awarded on completion.
Prerequisites
None. Designed for participants without a technical cybersecurity or FAIR background.
