Retail frameworks and standards for cyber risk assessment

This module outlines two of the main commercial approaches to assessing (rather than managing) cyber risks. The module consists of an initial theoretical section and a second section focused on analysing a wide range of practical applications contexts. The course consists of 24 hours of remote learning, comprising an 8-hour theoretical section and a 16-hour practical section.

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Risk analysis for an IT company: the FAIR method and the OCTAVE method

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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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Retail frameworks and standards for cyber risk assessment

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Retail frameworks and standards for cyber risk assessment

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Retail frameworks and standards for cyber risk assessment

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