The cost of ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager training depends on the format (in-person, remote, in-house) and the available sessions. Abilene Academy provides a tailored quote on the course page. The total price usually covers the training, official PECB materials and the certification exam.
The price of a PECB Certified ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager course varies with several factors: the chosen format (in-person in Morges, synchronous remote via LearnAnywhere®, or in-house), whether it is an open or in-house session, and any additional options.
The total cost to anticipate breaks down into three parts: the training fee including the exam, the annual PECB certification-maintenance fee once you are certified, and your personal revision time before the exam.
For a quote tailored to your situation — an individual seeking certification, a company enrolling several employees, or in-house delivery on site — contact Abilene Academy through the ISO 27005 Risk Manager course page. The quote sets out the deliverables, session dates and enrolment terms.
Depending on your professional situation and country of residence, funding options may be available: CPF in France, continuing-education schemes in Switzerland, and employer funding in most cases.
Budget beyond the sticker price: the recurring PECB maintenance fee and the revision time are the parts teams most often forget when they plan a certification path.
This training prepares professionals to lead risk management as a decision-making discipline, not a compliance exercise. Grounded in ISO 31000, the course focuses on how organizations actually identify uncertainty, evaluate trade-offs, and protect value in complex environments.
View courseThis training develops the practical capability to conduct information security risk assessments using the EBIOS Risk Manager method as required by ANSSI and aligned with ISO 27001. Participants work through a complete EBIOS RM study, from scoping to risk treatment, using realistic scenarios and s.
View courseThis ISO/IEC 27002 Lead Manager training is designed for professionals responsible for selecting, implementing, and managing information security controls within an ISO/IEC 27001 context.
View courseISO/IEC 27005:2022 was published in October 2022 and supersedes the 2018 edition. The confirmed changes concern terminology alignment with ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO 31000:2018, and an updated vocabulary around the concepts of risk, threat and vulnerability.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is the certifiable standard that defines the requirements of an Information Security Management System (ISMS). ISO/IEC 27005:2022 is a guidance standard, non-certifiable, that details how to manage information security risks. ISO 27001 says you must manage risk; ISO 27005 explains how.
The ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager certification qualifies professionals to design, operate, and maintain an information security risk management process aligned with ISO/IEC 27005:2022. It validates the ability to identify, analyze, evaluate, treat, and communicate information security risks in support of ISO/IEC 27001 compliance.
ISO/IEC 27005 defines a risk management framework rather than a single assessment method, while EBIOS, NIST, and similar approaches provide specific analysis techniques. ISO 27005 allows organizations to select and justify methods within a standardized lifecycle.
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