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Open FAIR™ Certification Program

Learn how to provide better visibility into cyber risk, using a language that the business understands, a financial one, with the Open FAIR™ Body of Knowledge.  

The Open FAIR Standards can be applied to any risk scenario. This agnostic characteristic enables the O-RA Standard, and the companion O-RT Standard, that together form the Open FAIR Body of Knowledge, to be used as a foundation for normalizing the results of risk analyses across varied risk domains.

The Open FAIR Certification Program encompasses the Open FAIR Foundation certification and Open FAIR 2 Foundation certifications. This includes Bodies of Knowledge (sets of conformance requirements) based on the Open FAIR Body of Knowledge composed of the Risk Analysis (O-RA) Standard, version 1.0 and the Risk Taxonomy (O-RT) Standard, version 2.0. and the Open FAIR Body of Knowledge composed of the Risk Analysis (O-RA) Standard, version 2.0.1 and the Risk Taxonomy (O-RT) Standard, version 3.0.1, respectively.

The Open FAIR Body of Knowledge

The Open FAIR Body of Knowledge is a subset of the Open FAIR standard relevant to a group of learners and skillset. It is defined as learning units and documented in the Conformance Requirements documentation. This includes Bodies of Knowledge (sets of conformance requirements) based on the Open FAIR Body of Knowledge composed of the Risk Analysis (O-RA) Standard, version 1.0 and the Risk Taxonomy (O-RT) Standard, version 2.0. and the Open FAIR Body of Knowledge composed of the Risk Analysis (O-RA) Standard, version 2.0.1 and the Risk Taxonomy (O-RT) Standard, version 3.0.1, respectively.

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Open FAIR Certification

The Open FAIR Certification for People program is aimed at is to providing validation that an individual has gained knowledge of the fundamentals of the Open FAIR Body of Knowledge, including knowledge of the terminology, structure, and basic concepts of the Open FAIR Body of Knowledge, and understands the core principles of risk analysis using the Open FAIR Body of Knowledge, the Risk Analysis Standard, and the Risk Taxonomy Standard sufficient to be able to contribute to a risk analysis project.

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