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    Nist 800-30: Risk Assessment Step By Step

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    Nist 800-30: Risk Assessment Step By Step

    Nist 800-30: Risk Assessment Step By Step
    Published 7/2025
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 2.00 GB | Duration: 4h 25m

    Master NIST 800-30 risk assessment with real-world examples, threat analysis, mitigation, and security decisions.

    What you'll learn

    Understand the core principles of NIST SP 800-30 risk assessment methodology

    Apply step-by-step processes to identify, analyze, and prioritize information security risks

    Develop risk mitigation strategies aligned with organizational context and threat landscape

    Use real-world scenarios and templates to conduct comprehensive IT risk assessments

    Requirements

    Basic understanding of cybersecurity or IT governance is helpful

    Familiarity with IT systems, digital assets, or organizational processes will enhance learning

    A willingness to engage with case studies, practical exercises, and structured methodologies

    Access to a computer or tablet for viewing course materials and completing optional assignments

    Description

    Are you responsible for managing cybersecurity risks in your organization? Do you want to master a globally recognized risk assessment methodology used across industries? This course, “NIST 800-30: Risk Assessment Step by Step,” is your comprehensive guide to understanding and applying the NIST Special Publication 800-30, a cornerstone in the field of risk management.Whether you're a cybersecurity analyst, risk manager, IT auditor, compliance officer, or security consultant, this course equips you with the skills and frameworks needed to confidently assess information system risks in alignment with NIST guidelines. The course breaks down the complex process of risk assessment into easy-to-follow, practical steps, helping you apply concepts directly to your work.You will begin with an overview of the NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF) and its relationship to SP 800-30. From there, we explore the key components of effective risk assessment: threat sources and events, vulnerabilities, likelihood, impact, and risk determination. You’ll also learn how to document findings and translate them into actionable mitigation strategies aligned with your organization’s risk appetite.The course includes hands-on templates, case studies, and walkthroughs to ensure practical understanding. Each module is designed to be clear, concise, and actionable—ideal for professionals looking to implement or refine a risk-based security approach.By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:Conduct structured risk assessments using NIST 800-30Evaluate threats, vulnerabilities, and potential impactsCommunicate risk in meaningful terms to stakeholdersCreate and use risk assessment reports for decision-makingAlign your findings with cybersecurity controls and policiesEnroll now and start building risk-aware cybersecurity strategies based on one of the most respected standards in the industry. Whether you're preparing for an audit, enhancing compliance, or boosting your career in risk management—this course will give you the tools and confidence to succeed.

    Overview

    Section 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1 Introduction

    Lecture 2 Our Use Case - MediSure Health Solutions Inc

    Section 2: Risk Assessment Fundamentals

    Lecture 3 Risk Management Process

    Lecture 4 Risk Assessment

    Lecture 5 Key Risk Concepts (1)

    Lecture 6 Key Risk Concepts (2)

    Lecture 7 Application of Risk Assessments (1)

    Lecture 8 Application of Risk Assessments (2)

    Section 3: The Risk Assessment Process

    Lecture 9 The Risk Assessment Process

    Lecture 10 Use Case for Assignments

    Section 4: Preparing for the Risk Assessment

    Lecture 11 Step 1 - Prepare For The Assessment

    Lecture 12 Task 1-1 - Identify Purpose

    Lecture 13 Task 1-2 - Identify Scope

    Lecture 14 Task 1-3 - Identify the Specific Assumptions and Constraints (1)

    Lecture 15 Task 1-3 - Identify the Specific Assumptions and Constraints (2)

    Section 5: Conducting the Risk Assessment

    Lecture 16 Step 2 - Conducting The Risk Assessment

    Lecture 17 NIST 800-30 Appendices

    Lecture 18 Task 2-1 - Identify Threat Sources

    Lecture 19 Appendix D - Threat Sources (1)

    Lecture 20 Appendix D - Threat Sources (2)

    Lecture 21 Task 2-2 - Identify Threat Events

    Lecture 22 APPENDIX E - THREAT EVENTS (1)

    Lecture 23 APPENDIX E - THREAT EVENTS (2)

    Lecture 24 Task 2-3 - Identify Vulnerabilities and Predisposing Conditions

    Lecture 25 APPENDIX F - VULNERABILITIES AND PREDISPOSING CONDITIONS (1)

    Lecture 26 APPENDIX F - VULNERABILITIES AND PREDISPOSING CONDITIONS (2)

    Lecture 0 Task 2-4 - Determine Likelihood of Threat Event Success

    Lecture 27 Appendix G – Likelihood Determination (1)

    Lecture 28 Appendix G – Likelihood Determination (2)

    Lecture 29 Task 2-5 - Determine Impact of Successful Exploitation

    Lecture 30 APPENDIX H - IMPACT (1)

    Lecture 31 APPENDIX H - IMPACT (2)

    Lecture 32 Task 2-6 - Determine Information Security Risks

    Lecture 33 APPENDIX I - RISK DETERMINATION (1)

    Lecture 34 APPENDIX I - RISK DETERMINATION (2)

    Section 6: Communicating and Sharing Results

    Lecture 35 Step 3 - Communicate and Share Results

    Section 7: Maintaining the Risk Assessment

    Lecture 36 Step 4 - Maintain the Assessment

    Lecture 37 Step 5 - Maintain the Risk Assessment

    Section 8: Conclusion

    Lecture 38 Conclusion

    This course is ideal for cybersecurity professionals, risk managers, compliance officers, IT auditors, and anyone responsible for assessing information security risks. It’s also valuable for project managers, consultants, and students preparing for roles in cyber risk management or those implementing NIST frameworks within their organizations.