ISO 27005 Lead Risk Manager

Welcome to our ISO 27005 Lead Risk Manager Certification Training. In today's dynamic business environment, organizations recognize the critical importance of information security and risk management. This training is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to become proficient ISO 27005 Lead Risk Managers, contributing to the establishment and enhancement of robust Information Security Risk Management Systems (IS-RMS).

History of ISO 27005

The ISO 27005 standard has evolved as a response to the growing significance of information security in the face of technological advancements and an increasingly interconnected world. Rooted in the mid-20th century, it has become a globally recognized standard for managing information security risks effectively.

Why Choose ISO 27005 Lead Risk Manager Certification Training

Attaining the ISO 27005 Lead Risk Manager certification is a significant achievement in the field of information security and risk management. This certification validates your ability to develop, implement, and maintain effective Information Security Risk Management Systems, marking you as a valuable asset in today's business landscape.

What You’ll Learn

By the end of this training course, participants will be equipped with essential skills, including:

·         Developing and implementing Information Security Risk Management Systems based on ISO 27005 standards.

·         Identifying and assessing information security risks.

·         Developing risk treatment plans and strategies.

·         Establishing and maintaining information security policies, procedures, and documentation.

·         Conducting internal audits to evaluate IS-RMS performance.

·         Ensuring compliance with legal requirements and information security regulations.

·         Planning for business continuity and effective response to information security incidents.

·         Preparing for ISO 27005 certification.

Who Can Attend?

·         Information Security Managers or Consultants involved in implementing an Information Security Risk Management System.

·         Project Managers, Consultants, or Expert Advisors seeking mastery in the implementation of IS-RMS.

·         Individuals responsible for maintaining conformity with information security risk management requirements within an organization.

·         Members of the information security or risk management teams.

Educational Approach

·         The training course provides best practices of risk management that will help participants prepare for real-life situations.

·         The training course contains essay-type exercises (some of which are based on a case study) and multiple-choice quizzes (some of which are scenario-based).

·         Participants are encouraged to communicate and discuss with each other when completing stand-alone and scenario-based quizzes and exercises.

·         The structure of the quizzes is similar to the certification exam.

Prerequisites

The main requirement for participating in this training course is having a general knowledge of Information Security Management concepts and ISO 27005.

Course agenda

• Day 1: Introduction to ISO/IEC 27005 and information security risk management 

Day 2: Risk identification, analysis, evaluation, and treatment based on ISO/IEC 27005

Day 3: Information security risk communication and consultation, recording and reporting, and monitoring and review

Day 4: Risk assessment methods 

Day 5: Certification exam

Examination

• The “PECB Certified ISO/IEC 27005 Lead Risk Manager” exam meets all the requirements of the PECB Examination and Certification Program (ECP). It covers the following competency domains:

Domain 1: Fundamental principles and concepts of information security risk management

Domain 2: Implementation of an information security risk management program

Domain 3: Information security risk assessment

Domain 4: Information security risk treatment

Domain 5: Information security risk communication, monitoring, and improvement

Domain 6: Information security risk assessment methodologies

For specific information about exam type, languages available, and other details, please visit the List of PECB Exams and the Examination Rules and Policies.

Certification

• Upon the successful completion of the exam, you can apply for the “PECB Certified ISO/IEC 27005 Lead Manager” credential, depending on your level of experience, as shown in the table below. You will receive the certificate once you fulfill all the relevant educational and professional requirements.

• To be considered valid, the information security risk management activities should follow best implementation and management practices and include the following:
1. Defining a risk management approach
2. Determining the risk management objectives and scope
3. Performing risk assessment
4. Developing a risk management program
5. Defining risk evaluation and risk acceptance criteria
6. Evaluating risk treatment options
7. Monitoring and reviewing the risk management program

For more information about ISO/IEC 27005 certifications and the PECB Certification process, please refer to Certification Rules and Policies.

Roles and Responsibilities of an ISO 27005 Lead Risk Manager

An ISO 27005 Lead Risk Manager plays a pivotal role in successfully implementing and maintaining an Information Security Risk Management System. Responsibilities include:

·         Initiating IS-RMS implementation, defining scope, objectives, and desired outcomes.

·         Identifying and assessing information security risks.

·         Developing risk treatment plans and strategies.

·         Formulating information security policies, procedures, and guidelines.

·         Conducting internal audits to assess IS-RMS performance.

·         Monitoring compliance with ISO 27005 standards.

·         Preparing documentation for ISO 27005 certification.

·         Developing and testing incident response and continuity plans.

·         Facilitating effective communication with various stakeholders.

By fulfilling these responsibilities, an ISO 27005 Lead Risk Manager ensures the effective establishment of an IS-RMS, risk management, and continuous compliance.

ISO 27005 vs. Other Risk Management Standards

While other risk management standards exist, ISO 27005 is globally recognized and widely adopted for managing information security risks.

Knoige's ISO 27005 Lead Risk Manager Course

High-Quality Learning

Knoige partners with the Professional Evaluation and Certification Board (PECB), ensuring the training aligns with industry standards and best practices.

Comprehensive Curriculum

The course covers a wide range of topics, ensuring participants gain a deep understanding of ISO 27005 and the responsibilities of a Lead Risk Manager.

Practical Focus

Knoige's course emphasizes practical application, incorporating real-world case studies and exercises for simulated risk management scenarios.

Duration

This five-day course provides an immersive learning experience covering all critical aspects of ISO 27005 implementation.

Benefits of ISO 27005 Lead Risk Manager Knoige’s Course

Expertise Development

Participants gain in-depth knowledge and practical skills essential for leading IS-RMS implementations, making them proficient in managing information security risks effectively.

Certification Preparation

The course prepares individuals for the certification exam, helping them meet the requirements to become a certified ISO 27005 Lead Risk Manager.

Versatility

The training's practical focus and comprehensive curriculum make it valuable for a diverse range of professionals, from risk managers and consultants to technical experts and advisors in information security.

Contributing to Information Security

Graduates of this course play a vital role in enhancing organizations' information security practices, ensuring effective risk management and contributing to overall business resilience.

Knoige’s Training Methodology

Our ISO 27005 Lead Risk Manager Certification Training is designed to be flexible and accessible, with options for in-person sessions, online modules, or a hybrid approach.

Post Training Support

After completing the course, participants gain access to resources, webinars, and a professional community for ongoing support and continuous learning. This ensures individuals remain connected and informed about the latest developments in information security and risk management.