Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Virtual conference focused on quantitative cyber risk management using the FAIR methodology
- Unveils the FAIR Institute’s new strategy, structure and governance model
- Addresses AI risk governance, board reporting and operational resilience
- Features findings from the 2026 State of Cyber Risk Management Report
- Designed for CISOs, risk leaders and compliance professionals in finance, insurance and technology sectors
About the Event
FAIR Forward: Introducing FAIR Institute 2.0 marks a significant transition for the FAIR Institute, the member-governed organization behind the FAIR (Factor Analysis of Information Risk) methodology for quantitative cyber risk management. The virtual event introduces the Institute’s updated direction, reflecting the maturation of cyber risk management as a profession and the increasing demand for expressing cyber risk in financial terms.
The program includes keynote presentations, panel discussions, practitioner case studies and live Q&A sessions with Institute leadership. Pre-conference options include technical workshops and training courses.
Quantifying Cyber Risk in the Age of AI
Sessions address how organizations can quantify and communicate cyber risk as AI introduces new threat vectors. Topics include defining risk appetite in financial terms, managing AI-related risk and aligning cyber risk reporting with expectations from boards, regulators and executives. The event presents findings from the 2026 State of Cyber Risk Management Report, highlighting gaps in current practices and approaches to operational resilience.
Industry Participation
Organizations represented include TransUnion, GuidePoint Security, Instacart, Advarra, Cloud Security Alliance, Santander, AIG, NACD and Kyndryl, reflecting cross-sector interest in standardized cyber risk quantification.
Who Should Attend
The event targets CISOs, security leaders, risk managers, compliance officers and business executives responsible for cyber risk decisions. Practitioners from sectors where cyber risk quantification is critical, particularly finance, insurance and technology, will find the content most relevant.