The document provides an overview and exam guidance for Sections 13-16 of the P3 Risk Management module. It summarizes that Section 13 introduces cyber risk objectives and how organizations interact with technology. Section 14 focuses on cyber risk controls, prevention, detection, and response methods. Section 15 discusses analyzing cyber attacks and related techniques like forensic analysis. Section 16 reviews three cyber risk reporting frameworks that may be tested: AICPA, NIST, and AIC Triad. The exam will expect understanding of basic malware, application controls, prevention and detection methods, and components of the AICPA and NIST frameworks.
The document provides an overview and exam guidance for Sections 13-16 of the P3 Risk Management module. It summarizes that Section 13 introduces cyber risk objectives and how organizations interact with technology. Section 14 focuses on cyber risk controls, prevention, detection, and response methods. Section 15 discusses analyzing cyber attacks and related techniques like forensic analysis. Section 16 reviews three cyber risk reporting frameworks that may be tested: AICPA, NIST, and AIC Triad. The exam will expect understanding of basic malware, application controls, prevention and detection methods, and components of the AICPA and NIST frameworks.
The document provides an overview and exam guidance for Sections 13-16 of the P3 Risk Management module. It summarizes that Section 13 introduces cyber risk objectives and how organizations interact with technology. Section 14 focuses on cyber risk controls, prevention, detection, and response methods. Section 15 discusses analyzing cyber attacks and related techniques like forensic analysis. Section 16 reviews three cyber risk reporting frameworks that may be tested: AICPA, NIST, and AIC Triad. The exam will expect understanding of basic malware, application controls, prevention and detection methods, and components of the AICPA and NIST frameworks.
P3 Examiner expects the candidate to have a fair understanding on cyber risk objectives and how an organization interreacts with technology. Basic understanding of Malware and Application attacks required
Study Session 14 Cyber Risk Process
This section focuses more on cyber risk controls. Prevention, Detection and Response methods should be noted. General IT controls such as application controls, personnel controls, network controls, physical controls, business continuity planning are required.
Study Session 15 Cyber Risk Tools & Techniques
How to analyse a cyber attack and ensure how we can take actions. This is similar to a post completion audit. Techniques such as reverse engineering, forensic analysis, malware analysis, penetration testing, software security will be tested.
Study Session 16 Cyber Risk Reporting
There are 3 main reporting frameworks given in the syllabus. AICPA framework will be given priority, need to know the 3 key components and 2 criteria in AICPA framework. Need a general understanding on NIST framework and 3 components should be known. AIC Traid is the 3rd framework given and the three elements should be known.