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Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) - Risk Taxonomy Mapping Informative Reference Details

Cybersecurity Framework

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https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/1616664/NIST CSF and FAIR - Informative Reference/NIST OLIR - FAIR C13K - Final.xlsx

Informative Reference Information

Status:
Final

Informative Reference Version:
1.0.0

Focal Document Version:
1.1

Summary:
This reference provides support for conducting risk analysis activities

Target Audience:
General

Comprehensive:
No

Comments:

Point of Contact:
Jack Freund\+1-866-936-0191\jfreund@risklens.com

Category of Submitter:
Private Sector

Dependencies/Requirements:

Citations:
Freund, J. & Jones, J. (2014). Measuring and Managing Information Risk: A FAIR Approach. Butterworth-Heinemann.

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4918f5c8eb05a1b812dab56113d361b5 d1a42602cac446dae1b341d1fb17cfa1

Authority

Non-Owner

Reference Document Author:
FAIR Institute/OpenGroup

Reference Document:
C13K - OpenFAIR Risk Taxonomy

Reference Document Date:
05/01/2014

Reference Document URL:
https://publications.opengroup.org/c13k

Reference Developer:
FAIR Institute/OpenGroup

Posted Date:
November 20, 2019

Contacts

National Online Informative References Program
olir@nist.gov

Topics

Security and Privacy: testing & validation

Applications: cybersecurity framework

Created September 08, 2020, Updated December 08, 2021