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"FAIR is a quantifiable, repeatable methodology that has a proven model behind it that is actually relevant to our business...we can actually articulate risk and threat likelihood and consequences, it gets us in a good position as a trusted adviser to the board."
"If CISOs push back on quantifying potential loss, I find that unacceptable as a board director. CISOs need to advance."
"It'’s important that we have a risk-based culture. Risk in my mind is the bridge that connects the business world to the technical world of security controls. We looked at different ways we could be more explicit about a risk-based culture, and we landed on FAIR"
"The best thing to do in cybersecurity is to think of it as a risk to be managed. My hope here is that the risk quantification frameworks like the FAIR model will help…collectively, you are definitely moving the country to a better place. "
"Controls and procedures should enable companies to identify cybersecurity risks and incidents [and] assess and analyze their impact on a company’s business."