Freevacy launches new BCS Practitioner Certificate in Information Risk Management Course

Freevacy reveals its latest BCS professional certification to help industry practitioners protect their organisations’ information assets in the modern world.

London, England, United Kingdom – January 25, 2024 —

London, UK – Freevacy, one of the UK’s leading independent AI and GDPR training providers, has recently launched a new BCS Practitioner Certificate in Information Risk Management to help businesses achieve better information asset protection. In the modern business environment, information is essential for the smooth functioning of operations. Information may include customer, service user and employee details – as well as non-personal information about methods, plans, management systems, finances, procurement, research areas, intellectual property and commercial activities relevant to the organisation’s interests or statutory function.  

Understanding how to secure and protect this information is critical, which is where Freevacy’s new BCS professional certification comes into play. 

A Course Built Around Safeguarding Critical Information Assets

The BCS Practitioner Certificate in Information Risk Management (PCIRM) course provides users with a comprehensive understanding of the best practices, principles and techniques used to safeguard critical information assets from a wide range of threats and vulnerabilities. 

The core focus is to learn the fundamentals of information security and countless international standards applied to information risk management. This includes ISO 27001, 27005 and 31000. 

Attendees of this accredited BCS PCIRM course will develop all the practical skills required to carry out risk assessments, evaluate risks against an organisation’s risk appetite and develop risk treatment plans. 

Preparation For The BCS Practitioner Exam & Much More

The latest version of the BCS syllabus (v7.1) will directly prepare delegates for the BCS Practitioner Exam. Attendees will also develop the following: 

• An in-depth understanding of terminology, principles and techniques used to manage information risks effectively
• The necessary skills to conduct information security risk assessments, including business impact analysis, threat assessments and vulnerability assessments
• Detailed knowledge about how information classification schemes are used to categorise information based on its level of sensitivity and establish appropriate controls for each category
• An ability to assess the level of risk and implement a treatment plan containing controls and measures to reduce the likelihood or impact of the risk
• The practical skills and a recognised risk management qualification to make a vulnerable contribution to the protection of key information assets within an organisation

Course dates have been released by Freevacy with the first programme beginning on 26th February 24. Each session lasts 3.5 hours and will take place online across 10 consecutive mornings. The second programme begins later in the year on 3rd June 2024 and prospective attendees can book a place now. 

About Freevacy

Freevacy is a specialist privacy, data protection and artificial intelligence training provider. The company was established in 2015 and has delivered industry-recognised professional certifications and in-company awareness training services across the UK and Europe. It has since grown to be one of the UK’s foremost GDPR training providers. 

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