EBIOS Risk Manager Certification: Information Security Training

Why This Course

As cyber threats become more complex, interconnected, and business-driven, organizations need risk management approaches that go beyond technical controls and address real operational and strategic exposure. The EBIOS Risk Manager methodology has emerged as a leading framework for analyzing information security risks through realistic scenarios, ecosystem thinking, and business alignment.

The Certified EBIOS Risk Manager Program is an intensive five-day course designed to prepare information security, risk, and governance professionals to apply the EBIOS Risk Manager method with confidence and rigor. The program provides a complete, structured walkthrough of the EBIOS approach—from defining scope and feared events to building strategic and operational risk scenarios and designing effective risk treatment plans.

Through workshops, hands-on exercises, and real case scenarios, participants gain the practical expertise required to conduct full EBIOS risk assessments and succeed in the EBIOS Risk Manager certification exam.

What You’ll Learn and Practice

By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

• Master the principles, structure, and logic of the EBIOS Risk Manager methodology
• Conduct comprehensive information security risk assessments using EBIOS workshops
• Identify and analyze strategic and operational risk scenarios
• Assess threat actors, ecosystems, and attack paths
• Design risk treatment plans aligned with business objectives
• Integrate EBIOS with ISO 27001, NIST, and other security frameworks
• Communicate complex risk scenarios clearly to technical and non-technical stakeholders
• Prepare confidently for the EBIOS Risk Manager certification exam

The Program Flow (5-Day Structure)

Day 1 – Introduction to EBIOS & Risk Management Fundamentals

• Overview of information security risk management principles
• Introduction to the EBIOS Risk Manager method
• Key concepts, terminology, and assumptions
• Structure of the EBIOS methodology and the five workshops
• Positioning EBIOS within governance, risk, and compliance frameworks

Day 2 – Scope Definition & Risk Origins

• Workshop 1: Defining scope, assets, and security baseline
• Identifying feared events and business impacts
• Workshop 2: Identifying risk origins and threat sources
• Analyzing relevance and plausibility of risk origin pairs

Day 3 – Strategic Risk Scenarios

• Workshop 3: Building strategic risk scenarios
• Analyzing stakeholders, threat actors, and motivations
• Developing ecosystem threat maps
• Defining strategic security objectives and high-level controls

Day 4 – Operational Risk Scenarios & Risk Treatment

• Workshop 4: Constructing detailed operational risk scenarios
• Assessing likelihood, feasibility, and impact
• Workshop 5: Defining and prioritizing risk treatment strategies
• Designing security measures and continuous improvement plans

Day 5 – EBIOS Implementation & Certification Preparation

• Integrating EBIOS with existing security and risk frameworks
• Governance, roles, and best practices for EBIOS deployment
• Case studies and end-to-end practical exercises
• Certification exam preparation, review, and guidance

Individual Impact

Participants will leave the program with:

• Full practical capability to conduct EBIOS risk assessments independently
• Strong scenario-based thinking for cybersecurity and information risk
• Enhanced confidence in engaging business and executive stakeholders
• Practical tools to translate risk analysis into actionable security decisions
• Professional readiness for EBIOS Risk Manager certification

Organizational Impact

Organizations will benefit through:

• More realistic, business-aligned information security risk assessments
• Improved visibility of strategic and operational cyber risks
• Stronger alignment between security controls and business priorities
• Better communication of risk to management and decision-makers
• Increased maturity of information security governance and risk management

Training Methodology

The program follows a highly applied, workshop-driven learning approach, including:

• Step-by-step execution of all five EBIOS workshops
• Realistic cyber risk case studies and ecosystem analysis
• Group exercises and scenario construction
• Practical tools, templates, and threat modeling techniques
• Expert-led facilitation aligned with official EBIOS guidance

Beyond the Course

After completing the program, participants will be ready to:

• Lead EBIOS Risk Manager assessments within their organizations
• Support ISO 27001, NIST, and enterprise risk management initiatives
• Translate cyber risks into strategic business language
• Strengthen organizational resilience against complex cyber threats