Founder @ Reconn | AI strategist & cybersecurity leader with 20+ yrs scaling startups in MEA. GTM advisor, Offensive, ThreatIntel, ISO 27001/42001 expert & PECB-certified trainer driving teams, partnerships & innovation for real-world AI impact.
ISO 31000
The ISO 31000 Risk Manager exam is a 2-hour, multiple-choice exam covering three competency domains: fundamental principles, framework establishment, and process implementation.
ISO 31000
No prior experience is required to sit the ISO 31000 Risk Manager exam; experience only determines which PECB credential tier you can apply for after passing.
There's no mandatory prerequisite to attend ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager training or sit its exam; the 5-years/300-hours experience requirement only applies when applying for the credential itself after passing.
ISO 31000
The ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager certification recognizes professionals who can lead the design and management of an ISO 31000-based risk management framework and process, requiring at least 5 years of professional experience including 2 years in risk management.
ISO 31000
The ISO 31000 Risk Manager certification confirms your ability to apply ISO 31000's risk management principles and process, awarded via the same exam used across all PECB risk manager credential tiers, which differ only by required professional experience.
ISO 31000
ISO 31000 isn't competing with COSO, NIST RMF, ISO 27005, IEC 31010, or FAIR. Each one sits at a different layer. Here's how they actually relate, and when you'd use more than one at once.
ISO 31000
ISO 31000 doesn't hand you a checklist and call it risk management. It gives you a repeatable process, from establishing the framework to monitoring and review. Here's each step explained, and how it maps onto PECB certification.
ISO 31000
ISO 31000 Risk Manager and Lead Risk Manager sound almost identical, but they're built for two different points in a risk management career. Here's the difference, without the jargon.
PECB
Everything you need to know about the PECB ISA/IEC 62443 Lead Implementer certification: what the ISA/IEC 62443 standard covers, the five-day course curriculum, the 80-question open-book exam, the four credential tiers, and how self-study compares to corporate live online and onsite training.
PECB
PECB is now the first certification body in the world accredited by UKAS to certify individuals implementing and auditing AI systems covering the ISO 42001 Lead Implementer and Lead Auditor schemes. Here's what that means for candidates enrolling and why employers will start preferring PECB.
AI Governance
A working generative AI governance policy template for enterprises — 13 clauses, mapped to ISO 42001, NIST AI 600-1, and the EU AI Act. Written for the CISO, CAIO, DPO, or governance lead actually drafting the document.
AI Governance
If you run COBIT assessments, hold CISA, CRISC, or ISO 27001, or sit inside an IT governance function, you already own roughly 70% of what AI governance requires. This guide maps the 30% gap and lays out a 90-day plan built around ISO 42001.