CRISC Cert Prep: 3 Risk Response and Reporting

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Jerod Brennen

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[1] Introduction

[1] Risk response and mitigation.mp4

04:13

[2] 1. Consult with Risk Owners

[1] Review risks.mp4

04:53

[2] Determine risk responses.mp4

06:00

[3] Align with business objectives.mp4

03:20

[4] Enable informed decisions.mp4

05:37

[3] 2. Risk Action Plans

[1] What is a risk action plan.mp4

05:53

[2] Determine response.mp4

05:37

[3] Determine cost.mp4

06:07

[4] Determine target date.mp4

04:09

[4] 3. Support Control Owners

[1] Control frameworks.mp4

07:26

[2] Control design.mp4

06:35

[3] Control testing.mp4

05:43

[4] Control implementation.mp4

07:39

[5] Develop control documentation.mp4

04:24

[6] Efficient and effective execution.mp4

05:33

[5] 4. Risk Register Updates

[1] Identify risk profile changes.mp4

06:14

[2] Determine management response.mp4

03:37

[3] Validate execution.mp4

02:59

[6] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

02:28

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The Certified in Risk and Information Control (CRISC) certification is an established, well-recognized credential from ISACA, the organization that has issued over 200,000 certifications to cybersecurity professionals in 188 countries. A CRISC certification shows employers that you understand how to identify and manage IT risk in an enterprise and that you’re capable of implementing and maintaining the controls necessary to address risks. This series of courses provides you with insights and content around the four IT risk management domains. In this third course of the series, instructor Jerod Brennen focuses on the third CRISC domain: Risk Response and Mitigation. Jerod covers the tasks you’ll be tested on when you sit for the exam, including consulting with risk owners, creating a risk action plan, selecting risk management controls, assigning control ownership to establish clear lines of accountability, and registering risk profile changes.

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By day, I'm a strategic advisor, virtual CISO, public speaker, & storyteller. By night, I'm a husband, father, writer, filmmaker, martial artist, musician, and gamer. I've earned every gray hair in my beard, having spent my career serving as a cybersecurity leader in public utilities, retail, higher education, consulting, and technology. I love to share what I've learned over the years every chance I get: at local and regional professional meetings, at larger conferences, and online via blogs and podcasts. I've published multiple online information security courses with Pluralsight and LinkedIn Learning, and I teach courses in person, both domestically and internationally. I bring a unique combination of perspective and experience to the table when helping organizations improve their cybersecurity programs, and I'd love to help you make those same improvements, focusing on the business value of an effective, efficient, forward-thinking cybersecurity program. At the end of the day, I just want to help folks get one step closer to doing what they want to do securely. LinkedIn Author -> https://www.linkedin.com/learning/instructors/jerod-brennen Pluralsight Author -> https://www.pluralsight.com/authors/jerod-brennen Hands-on experience in the following areas: - Application Security (Web and Mobile) - Business Analysis - Cloud Security - Compliance Assessment and Management (ISO, PCI, SOX, HIPAA, FISMA, FERPA) - Corporate Training - Data Governance - Identity and Access Management / Identity Governance and Administration - Mentorship - Penetration Testing (Network, Application, Wireless, Social, Physical) - Project Management - Risk Assessment and Management (NIST) - Security Architecture - Security Awareness Training - Security Incident Response - Security Metrics - Security Organization Management - Security Policy & Procedure Development - Security Systems Administration - Strategic Planning, Budgeting, & Program Development - Supplier Security Risk Management - Technical Documentation - Vulnerability Assessment and Management Finally, if you connect with me and send me a sales message without including the word "Orwell," I'll know that you didn't take time to get to know me through my profile. No one likes an impersonal cold call. People who put forth the effort to personalize that outreach are more likely to develop an authentic relationship. ;)

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