ISO 31000 Senior Lead Risk Manager was issued by PECB to Patrick B..
Patrick B. — Chief Information Security Officer (Freelance)
I’m delighted to share that PECB has approved my application and awarded me the ISO 31000 Senior Lead Risk Manager credential.
After successfully completing my examination, this certification recognises both the knowledge I have acquired and the experience I have gained throughout my professional journey—from the technical aspects of information protection to governance and enterprise risk management.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the clients, colleagues and partners with whom I have had the pleasure of working on past assignments. These collaborations enabled me to apply risk management principles in real-life situations: identifying and assessing threats, supporting informed decisions, defining proportionate responses and helping organisations protect the information entrusted to them.
I am also grateful for the valuable discussions and exchange of experience during the Belgian Cyber Security Coalition’s GRC Focus Group meetings. Exploring risk and governance topics with fellow professionals has broadened my perspective and supported my ongoing development in this field.
This achievement reflects the value of these shared experiences, the challenges we addressed together and the lessons I learnt along the way.
I look forward to continuing to help organisations manage uncertainty, strengthen their resilience and safeguard the trust placed in them.
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Laurent H.: 👏👏👏
Walid N.: congratulations
Walid N.: AI is becoming part of the attacker’s toolkit. I think cybersecurity professionals should start learning not only how to secure AI, but also how to defend against AI-powered attacks. Worth checking out: https://cloudonair.withgoogle.com/events/techbyte-defending-your-enterprise-against-ai-models #CyberSecurity #AISecurity #AI