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Dear all, I have scheduled ISO/IEC 27005 Information Security Risk Management training course based on ISO/IEC 27005:2022 from June 24 till June 28, 2024. ISO/IEC 27005 provides a risk management framework for organizations to manage information security risks. Specifically, it provides guidelines on identifying, analysing, evaluating, treating, and monitoring information security risks. A risk management process based on ISO/IEC 27005 involves the establishment of an iterative risk assessment approach, implementation of risk treatment options, continual communication and consultation. Those interested to excel their professional skills in the field of Information Security specially in Risk Management, please contact via WhatsApp for details and registration +92 333 5511264. Participants can get the following benefits. ·       Practical demonstration & real-time examples during the training. ·       Approved training course material from PECB. ·       Certification exam fees included in the training fee. ·       Course completion certificate. ·       Free retake within 12 months if candidate fail the exam in first attempt. In the meanwhile, detailed Course Agenda along with the Competency Domains are attached herewith. #informationsecurityriskmanagement #riskmanagement #Infosec #isms #grc #ISrisk #informationsecurityawareness #infosectraining #informationsecuritymanagement #ISO27005

ISO 31000 and ISO 22301 are both international standards closely related to risk management. However, each has different focuses and applications. -ISO31000 is a standard that applied to: 1. Provide a comprehensive framework for organizations to effectively identify, assess and manage risks. 2. help organizations make decisions to mitigate risk. 3. Promote a culture of continuous improvement through regular updating of risk management processes in organizations. -On the other hand, ISO22301 focuses on: 1. Establish a business continuity management framework. 2. Ensure organizations are able to respond effectively to disturbances and incidents. 3. Improve flexibility and reduce the impact of incidents on operations. In conclusion, while both ISO31000 and ISO22301 relate to risk management, ISO31000 is a GENERAL standard for mitigate risk in all the aspects of an organization, while ISO22301 focuses specifically on ensuring BUSINESS CONTINUITY against disruption. #ISO31000 #ISO22301 #riskmanagement #businesscontinuity #internationalstandards #continuousimprovement #mitigaterisk #incidentresponse #organizationalframeworks #disturbanceresponse

ISO 31000 - The Principles of Risk Management Video 007 IIRSM Wales Branch 1 - Integrated 2 - Structured and Comprehensive 3 - Customised 4 - ***Inclusive*** 5 - Dynamic 6 - Best Available Information 7 - Human and Cultural Factors 8 - Continual Improvement As part of my objective to release short videos on ISO 31000:2018, this video outlines one of the 8 Principles of Risk Management according to ISO 31000 *** Inclusive *** Understanding the ‘principles’ of risk management helps us to identify if they are present or missing in an organisational context If you’re new to risk management and ISO31000 in particular, this video may help Thanks for watching - if you were so kind as to follow IIRSM Wales Branch LinkedIn page and IIRSM in general, we'd be truly thank full. Andy and Llewellyn 🐕 from PCR Global Limited #healthandsafety #risk #security #quality #leadership

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-How do you align EHS risk analysis and enterprise risk analysis? -How do you determine when an EHS risk should be elevated to an enterprise risk? -When do you escalate the EHS risks to top management for their consideration? These are all important questions to reflect on when setting strategies for EHS enterprise risk. In an upcoming session at SESHA, Terry Mors, the ERM Consulting Director for EHS, will compare the currently available international risk standards (CMMI, COSO, and ISO 27001) as applied to Enterprise Risk Management. He will identify similar and different elements, discuss an approach to evaluate EHS hazards and risks and determine when an EHS hazard warrants escalation for enterprise risk consideration. To learn more, meet the ERM team at SESHA’s 26th Annual Symposium: https://lnkd.in/g56ETcpj #SESHA2024 #EHS #HealthAndSafety Mark Huang, CHMM, CIH, QISP, CMSE®, P.Eng. Brian Desrosiers, MBA, CSP, OHST, CPSA, CCPSC, Larry Lepard