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FAIR correct answers Factor Analysis of Information Risk Open FAIR Program Principles correct answers Openness - Program is open to applicants from all countries. Fairness - Certification is achieved only by passing an examination, like all other students. Market Relevance - Program is structured to meet the perceived needs of the market Learning support - Courses are provided by third parties Quality - Training course providers may choose to seek Open Group accreditation for their courses. Best Practice - Program is designed to follow industry best practice for equivalent certification programs. Certification Syllabus Overview correct answers - Basic concepts of risk analysis - Risk terminology, including both taxonomy and terms - Developing and interpreting FAIR risk analysis results - The process of risk analysis - The Open Group FAIR Certification Program FAIR provides a method for understanding, analyzing, and measuring information risk. It allows organizations to: correct answers - Speak in one language concerning their risk - Consistently study and apply risk analysis principles to any object or asset - View organizational risk in total - Challenge and defend risk decisions Why Open FAIR correct answers - Emphasis on risk - Logical and rational framework, provides how and why of risk analysis - Quantitative, provides a basis for meaningful metrics - Flexible - Rigorous, It improves the ability to defend conclusions and recommendations. Risk correct answers A derived value. Risk is defined as the probable frequency and magnitude of future loss (also known as "loss exposure"). Open FAIR focuses solely on pure risk (only resulting in loss) as opposed to speculative risk (which might generate either a loss or a profit). Loss Event Frequency (LEF) correct answers Is the probable frequency, within a given time frame, that a threat agent will inflict harm upon an asset. In order for a loss event to occur, a threat agent has to act upon an asset, and that asset must be vulnerable, such that loss results.


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