2. Information Security Risk Identification, Assessment, and Treatment (ISO/IEC 27005)
Evaluate Information Security Risks: Apply both asset-based (bottom-up) and event-based (top-down) identification methodologies to achieve comprehensive visibility of threats across modern, interconnected IT ecosystems.
Execute the Risk Assessment Workflow: Navigate the multi-phased implementation process outlined in IEC 31010, encompassing context planning, model development, technique application, and analytical validation.
Formulate Objective Consequence Criteria: Construct structured, non-numerical consequence matrices across operational, legal, reputational, and safety domains to determine risk levels and overcome the systemic biases of traditional qualitative heat maps
Establish Risk Governance and Ownership: Identify and empower definitive risk owners who hold the appropriate business accountability, executive authority, and financial leverage to approve treatment plans and accept residual risk.
Architect Risk Treatment Strategies: Develop actionable Risk Treatment Plans (RTP) and Statements of Applicability (SoA) by mapping required preventive, detective, and corrective controls to ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A, while accounting for the velocity of DevSecOps and cloud-native environments.