ISO 27005 + MEHARI (Harmonized Risk Analysis Method)

Training Description: ISO 27005 + MEHARI (Harmonized Risk Analysis Method)
Course Overview
The ISO 27005 + MEHARI training combines international standards with advanced risk analysis methodologies to provide a robust approach to managing information security risks. This course offers an in-depth understanding of the ISO/IEC 27005 standard, focused on risk management, and the MEHARI (Harmonized Risk Analysis Method), a detailed and systematic approach to identifying and assessing risks tailored to organizational specifics. Participants will learn how to integrate these two methodologies to protect information assets and enhance organizational resilience against potential threats.
Training Objectives
- Master the concepts and methodologies of risk management as defined in ISO/IEC 27005.
- Learn to apply the MEHARI method for detailed and precise risk analysis.
- Understand how to combine ISO/IEC 27005 and MEHARI for more effective risk management.
- Develop skills to assess information security risks and implement tailored management strategies.
Training Program
1. Introduction to Information Security Risk Management
- Fundamental concepts: assets, threats, vulnerabilities, impacts, and risks.
- Importance of risk management in securing information and ensuring regulatory compliance.
- Roles of ISO/IEC 27005 and MEHARI in risk management.
2. ISO/IEC 27005: Understanding the Standard
- Overview of the ISO/IEC 27005 standard and its application in information security risk management.
- Risk identification and analysis using ISO/IEC 27005.
- Integration of risk management within an Information Security Management System (ISMS).
3. MEHARI: Introduction and Methodology
- Introduction to MEHARI as a risk analysis method.
- Key steps in the MEHARI methodology:
- Identifying threats and vulnerabilities.
- Evaluating impacts and probabilities.
- Analyzing risk scenarios.
- Developing risk treatment plans.
- Using MEHARI to assess risks based on organizational specifics.
4. Combining ISO 27005 and MEHARI
- Advantages of integrating both methodologies for comprehensive risk management.
- Joint application of ISO/IEC 27005 best practices and MEHARI methods to optimize information security.
- Adapting risk management processes to organizational environments and strategic objectives.
5. Practical Application: Workshops and Case Studies
- Practical case studies applying ISO/IEC 27005 and MEHARI to analyze real-world risks.
- Simulation of risk management plan development using both methodologies.
- Identification of best practices for implementing security controls.
Training Duration
4 days (approximately 32 hours), including theoretical sessions, practical exercises, and interactive workshops.
Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of risk management and information security.
- Prior familiarity with ISO/IEC 27001 is an asset but not mandatory.
Target Audience
- Information security managers.
- Auditors, consultants, and risk management professionals.
- Professionals involved in developing or implementing information security risk management plans.
- Anyone looking to enhance their skills in risk analysis.
Certification
Upon completing the training, participants will receive a Certificate of Competence, validating their expertise in applying the ISO/IEC 27005 standard and the MEHARI method for information security risk management.
Join this training to master the art of risk management and effectively protect your organization’s critical assets!
Features
- Comprehensive Curriculum
- Hands-On Labs & Real-World Scenarios
- Industry-Recognized Certifications
- Security Tools & Technologies
- Cloud & Hybrid Security Focus
- Compliance & Risk Management
- Career Advancement & Job Readiness
Target audiences
- Information security managers
- Auditors, consultants, and risk management professionals
- Professionals involved in developing or implementing information security risk management plans
- Anyone looking to enhance their skills in risk analysis
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of risk management and information security
- Prior familiarity with ISO/IEC 27001 is an asset but not mandatory