| Using the Open FAIR Taxonomy | Ability to use a standardized taxonomy to communicate clearly with other analysts and reduce ambiguity in risk estimates. | Risk Analyst, Cybersecurity Analyst, Information Security Specialist |
| Applying a Scientific Approach to Risk Estimation | Understanding how to estimate and analyze risk using structured, quantitative reasoning. | Risk Analyst, Security Engineer, Governance/Risk/Compliance (GRC) Specialist |
| Using Business‑Aligned Terminology | Ability to communicate risk in language aligned with business decision‑makers. | Risk Manager, IT Manager, Business Continuity Lead |
| Understanding Basic Concepts of Risk Analysis | Foundational knowledge of risk, loss event frequency, loss magnitude, and related concepts. | Junior Risk Analyst, Security Analyst, IT Auditor |
| Understanding the Open FAIR Risk Taxonomy (O‑RT) | Ability to interpret and use the taxonomy to structure risk scenarios. | Risk Analyst, GRC Specialist, Cybersecurity Consultant |
| Understanding the Open FAIR Risk Analysis Process (O‑RA) | Knowledge of the steps involved in conducting an Open FAIR‑based risk analysis. | Risk Analyst, Security Consultant, IT Risk Practitioner |
| Developing and Interpreting Risk Analysis Results | Ability to understand how risk results are produced and how to interpret them for stakeholders. | Risk Manager, Security Lead, Business Analyst |
| Understanding How Risk Elements Can Be Measured | Awareness of how to quantify risk components such as frequency, magnitude, and uncertainty. | Quantitative Risk Analyst, Cyber Risk Specialist, Data‑Driven Security Roles |
| Communicating Risk Insights | Ability to explain risk scenarios, assumptions, and results to both technical and non‑technical audiences. | Risk Manager, Security Leader, Business Stakeholder Roles |
