ISACA is fully tooled and ready to raise your personal or enterprise knowledge and skills base. No matter how broad or deep you want to go or take your team, ISACA has the structured, proven and flexible training options to take you from any level to new heights and destinations in IT audit, risk management, control, information security, cybersecurity, IT governance and beyond.
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This toolkit, free to ISACA members, includes 10 sample risk scenarios that practitioners can use and tailor to their specific context within their enterprises. Risk scenarios facilitate communication in risk management by constructing a narrative that can inspire people to take action.
A comprehensive study aid that will help to prepare learners for the IT Risk Fundamentals Certificate exam. The course offers foundational knowledge of IT- related risk management and the methodology that includes risk identification, evaluation, and response.
The Risk IT Framework fills the gap between generic risk management concepts and detailed IT risk management. It provides an end-to-end, comprehensive view of risks related to the use of IT and a similarly thorough treatment of risk management, from the tone and culture at the top, to operational issues. In summary, the framework will enable enterprises to understand and manage significant IT risk types, building upon the existing risk related components within the current ISACA frameworks.
The IT Risk Management Essentials Video enables you to gain critical foundational knowledge of IT risk concepts, practices and impacts on IT and business. This essential primer for IS/IT and business managers, practitioners and anyone interested in a risk management career is accessible on-demand, anywhere. IT Risk Assessment Video will help you further your IT Risk learning with the IT Risk Assessment Video. This learning enhancement for IS/IT and business managers, practitioners and anyone interested in a risk management career is accessible on-demand, anywhere.
To help improve communication and effectiveness between Risk management and IT professionals, ISACA and RIMS have partnered on a FREE white paper, Bridging the Digital Risk Gap, which outlines best practices for integrating these professionals into an overall digital strategy team to create value and counterbalance unwanted risks and outcomes.
For healthcare personnel, see Isolation and work restriction guidance. For strategies to mitigate healthcare personnel staffing shortages, see Contingency and crisis management. For healthcare professionals advising people in non-healthcare settings about isolation for laboratory-confirmed COVID-19, see Ending Isolation and Precautions for People with COVID-19.
New quality management standards, both at the firm and engagement levels, could impact all practitioners. Our free guidance materials will help you implement these changes and advise your teams on the desired outcomes.
Amid growing stakeholder expectations and a need for quality management systems that are proactive and adaptable, three interrelated standards have been introduced. These standards will strengthen and modernize how firms approach quality management, presenting a substantial development and change for Canadian practitioners and stakeholders since they include significant shifts. The new suite of standards centres on quality management to enable a proactive, risk-based approach and higher quality engagements.
The M_o_R guidance shows you how the principles, processes, and techniques can be embedded, reviewed, and applied to your work practices by considering the nature of the objectives at risk. It allows you to make informed, effective decisions about the use of resources and initiating change.
The Practitioner certification allows you to demonstrate you have an understanding of how to apply and tailor M_o_R in a practical context. You should be able to start applying an M_o_R-based risk management approach to any organization challenge.
Abstract:Managing building water systems is complicated by the need to maintain hot water temperatures high enough to control the growth of Legionella spp. while minimizing the risk of scalding. This study assessed water quality management practices in large buildings in the United States. Surveys conducted with building water quality managers found that more than 85% of buildings have hot water temperatures that are consistent with scald risk mitigation guidelines (i.e., 140 F (60 C) and recirculation loop > 122 F (50 C), respectively; median values for both setpoint and recirculation loop temperatures are 10 F (6 C) or more below temperatures recommended for opportunistic pathogen control. These observations suggest that many buildings are prone to Legionella spp. risk. The study also found that 27% of buildings do not comply with guidelines for time to equilibrium hot water temperature, over 33% fail to monitor temperature in the recirculation loop, more than 70% fail to replace or disinfect showerheads, more than 40% lack a written management plan, and only a minority conduct any monitoring of residual disinfectant levels or microbiological quality. Given the rise in Legionellosis infections in recent years, coupled with highlighted water quality concerns because of prolonged water stagnation in plumbing, such as in buildings closed due to COVID-19, current management practices, which appear to be focused on scald risk, may need to be broadened to include greater attention to control of opportunistic pathogens. To accomplish this, there is a need for formal training and resources for facility managers.Keywords: building water quality management; opportunistic premise plumbing pathogens (OPPPs); Legionella spp.; temperature control; COVID-19; recirculation loop; thermostatic mixing valve (TMV)
Developed by Nathaniel Lee and Paul C. Lee, MD, of the Cardiovascular Institute at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, the ASCVD Prevention Suite was the first free iPhone app for ASCVD risk calculation when the 2013 ACC/AHA Lipid Guidelines for Treatment of Cholesterol were published. Similar to the ASCVD Risk Estimator Plus, the ASCVD Prevention Suite uses a 10-year ASCVD risk prediction tool. The risk score is based on multiple community-based populations and is considered by some users to be more robust than the Risk Estimator Plus. In addition to calculating the score, the Prevention Suite app allows you to:
MyFitnessPal is free to download and use. MyFitnessPal Premium is associated with fees. Both versions of the app can be integrated as a partner in weight management. Patients can generate reports from the tracked foods to share with providers.
The SRA Tool is a desktop application that walks users through the security risk assessment process using a simple, wizard-based approach. Users are guided through multiple-choice questions, threat and vulnerability assessments, and asset and vendor management. References and additional guidance are given along the way. Reports are available to save and print after the assessment is completed.
This toolkit is for practitioners living with a mental illness who wish to own and operate mental health services. The toolkit provides guidance based on evidence-base practices, and includes a brochure, presentation, and introductory video.
This Guideline specifies steps that an organization can take to develop and implement an effective risk-based information asset protection program. It provides guidance on program development and maintenance, and outlines management, legal, and security strategies organizations can employ to safeguard their information assets.
ASIS International (ASIS) holds Category-A Liaison status at the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Under this capacity, ASIS can make effective contributions to the work of ISO technical committees and its working groups (WG) through engagement of its members in the varying standards topics of security and risk management.
This Standard provides minimum criteria for the development, implementation, operation, and maintenance of an effective executive protection (EP) program utilizing industry accepted risk management principles. It provides guidance for the assessment of threats, vulnerabilities, and risks to the protected person(s), the identification and justification of protective services, and delivery of support based on industry-driven guidance. 2ff7e9595c
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