[Unit 1] Introductory Session, which I refer to as Seminar 0, was where it all began - some of us met each other online for the first time.
- [Unit 2] Seminar 1: User Participation in the Risk Management Process
- [Unit 4] Seminar 2: Threat Modelling Exercises
- [Unit 6] Seminar 3: Security Standards
- [Unit 8] Seminar 4: Quantitative Risk Modelling
- [Unit 10] Seminar 5: DR Solutions Design and Review
- [Unit 12] Seminar 6: The Great Debate - The Future of SRM
Risk Management Process
The risk management process is comparable to the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Managing risk is an iterative process involving conducting regular risk assessments and coming up with risk plans. User participation is an essential part of understanding the scope of risk from the user's perspective, as studied by Spears & Barki (2010).
Spears & Barki (2010)
This seminar's reading discussion is based on the Spears & Barki (2010) article, which uses Qualitative vs Quantitative assessment approaches to involve users in the risk management process.
Notes
Part A: Reading and Notes
Part B: High-level diagram of DR solution
Warm standby, active-passive
DR solution