FAIR Model Flashcards

1
Q

Risk

A

Probable frequency and probable magnitude of future loss

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Risk components

A

Frequency and Magnitude

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3
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Loss event frequency

A

How frequently a loss will materialize within a time frame

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4
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Threat event frequency

A

Amount of times in a year a threat will act on an asset.

will attack or attempt to attack

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Vulnerability

A

Probability that threat events become loss events

Percent that will be successful.

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6
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Loss magnitude

A

Total money lost from each event.

Primary losses and secondary losses.

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Loss flow

A

Chain of events related to losses from threat action to realization of secondary losses.

Two sections: Primary LE and Secondary LE

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8
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PSH

A

Primary stakeholder

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Primary Stakeholder

A

(Your org)

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Secondary stakeholders

A

Anybody that has an interest in your org that can cause harm. (Business partners, customers, regulators, etc.)

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11
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SSH

A

Secondary stakeholder

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12
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Primary loss magnitude

A

Primary stakeholder loss that occurs directly from an event.

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13
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Secondary loss

A

Fallout from an event.

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14
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Secondary loss frequency

A

Probability that secondary losses will materialize.

Usually 100% for large breaches.

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Secondary loss magnitude

A

Loss from secondary stakeholder reaction to primary event.

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16
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Contact frequency

A

How frequently an attacker comes into contact with an asset. (in a timeframe)

17
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Probability of action

A

Percentage of contact events that will become threat events based on a threat agents choice.

18
Q

Threat capability

A

Probable level of force that a threat is capable of applying against an asset.

Capability, skills, and resources of threat actor

19
Q

Resistance strength

A

Degree of difficulty faced by threat agent. (Percentage)

20
Q

What question does the FAIR model help answer?

A

How much risk do we have from this scenario?

21
Q

What are the components of a scenario?

A

Need a loss event

Asset
Threat
Effect the threat seeks to have on the asset.
(optional) Method/vector the threat will use.

22
Q

Contact frequency x Probability of Action=

A

Threat event frequency

23
Q

What is a conscience choice on the part of the threat to seek to harm an assets CIA?

A

Threat event

24
Q

Three types of contact in Contact Frequency

A

Random
Regular
Intentional

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Random contact
Tornados, bears, hurricanes,
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Random contact can be reduced by
Moving away from an area where a threat is possible.
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Regular contact
Contact events due to regular activity. Can include regular contact by threat actors.
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Intentional contact
Threat intentionally seeks a particular asset. | Scanning your websites instead of random scanning
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Perceived value
Value of asset to the threat agent.
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Perceived level of effort
If a threat action requires too large an investment of time or other resources, they may choose not to attack an asset with which they have come into contact
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Perceived risk
Threat agent perception about risk of action.
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Secondary stakeholders examples
``` Clients Regulators Media Shareholders Etc. ```