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Open frameworks and standards for cyber risk assessment

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Open frameworks and standards for cyber risk assessment

This module outlines some of the key open-source methods for assessing (rather than managing) cyber risks, ranging from the NIST model to ENISA’s European approach, and including the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard. The module consists of an initial theoretical section and a second section focused on analysing a wide range of practical applications in both IT and OT contexts. The course is divided into two parts to be completed remotely: the first is a 16-hour theory module; the second is a 24-hour practical module, making a total of 40 hours. 

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Topics

NIST cyber risk assessment; ENISA cyber risk assessment (including for SMEs); Cyber risk assessment in accordance with the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard; At least two use cases in the IT sector; One use case in the industrial OT sector; One use case in the civil OT sector (e.g. smart cities)

Target

  • staff from the private and public sectors of organisations operating at national level, as well as those covered by NIS 2 and DORA
  • Master’s and PhD students
  • staff in IT and computer engineering or other management, economic and technological fields

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Open frameworks and standards for cyber risk assessment

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