PECB ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager Training
EduDelphi delivers the ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager route with official PECB materials, the first examination attempt, one eligible retake, certification application fee and first-year annual maintenance fee under PECB’s current conditions. We explain the course, examination and credential path before enrolment.
Who This Information Security Risk Management Course Is For
For professionals who need a clear, repeatable way to identify, assess, treat, communicate and monitor information-security risks.
GRC and cyber-risk professionals
Strengthen risk-register quality, assessment logic, treatment decisions and risk reporting.
ISMS, IT and security teams
Connect information-security risk work to controls, ownership, evidence and ISO/IEC 27001 decisions.
Audit, privacy and corporate teams
Use a shared risk method across assurance, compliance, technology and business stakeholders.

How Information Security Risk Management Works
ISO/IEC 27005 gives teams a structured way to move from a concern or threat into an evidence-led risk decision. The course focuses on how to make that process usable in the real world.
Define scope and criteria
Set the systems, processes, information, stakeholders, assumptions and risk criteria that matter.
Map assets, threats and vulnerabilities
Identify relevant assets, threat sources, vulnerabilities, existing controls and possible consequences.
Make the risk decision clear
Assess likelihood and impact, then compare the result with criteria, appetite and acceptance thresholds.
Assign action and residual risk
Select treatment, assign ownership, record residual risk, communicate decisions and review whether action is working.

ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Management Skills
Build practical confidence in the security-risk decisions that sit between technical evidence, control choices, business objectives and senior-management reporting.
Risk context and criteria
Set scope, objectives, stakeholders, risk criteria and acceptance boundaries before assessment begins.
Security risk assessment
Use assets, threats, vulnerabilities, controls, likelihood and impact to produce a decision-ready risk view.
Risk treatment
Compare treatment options, assign ownership, document action and decide what residual risk can be accepted.
Risk communication
Present risk, treatment, dependencies and escalation needs in language business owners can act on.
Monitoring and review
Keep the risk position current as systems, controls, threats, suppliers and business context change.
Assessment methods
Understand the role of methods such as OCTAVE, MEHARI, EBIOS, NIST, CRAMM and Harmonized TRA.
ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager Syllabus
The PECB-aligned route moves from the core risk-management framework to practical assessment, treatment, reporting and review.
Framework and foundations
ISO/IEC 27005 concepts, information-security risk principles, framework design, context and criteria.
Assessment and treatment
Risk identification, analysis, evaluation, treatment, communication and consultation.
Reporting and review
Risk recording, reporting, monitoring, review, other assessment methods and examination preparation.
What You Get With This Course
Structured teaching and practical revision support designed around a demanding information-security, GRC or audit role.
Trainer-Led Classes
Ask questions and work through security-risk scenarios in classroom, hybrid, online or corporate formats.
Organised Revision
Use notes, mind maps, infographics, flashcards, podcasts, summaries and topic-wise support.
Class Recordings
Revisit difficult concepts or recover after a work peak, project deadline or missed session.
Risk Tools and Scenarios
Apply assessment, treatment, ownership, acceptance, reporting and review to realistic situations.
Mocks and Exam Guidance
Use mock support, revision guidance and a clear explanation of the PECB examination route.
Career and Corporate Options
Discuss personal study planning or private training for Saudi cybersecurity and GRC teams.

Choose a Delivery Format That Fits Your Work
Classroom and hybrid
Use facilitated discussion and a structured route when you prefer direct interaction with the trainer.
Live online and self-paced
Keep progressing around Saudi work schedules, travel, shifts, projects and operational responsibilities.
Private corporate onsite
Build a common information-security risk approach across cyber, IT, audit, risk and compliance teams.
ISO/IEC 27005, ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO 31000
These standards work together, but they solve different problems. This distinction helps you choose the course that fits your actual role.
| Standard or course | Primary focus | Choose it when |
|---|---|---|
| ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager | Information-security risk management guidance. | You need to assess cyber and information-security risks, choose treatment, accept residual risk and communicate risk decisions. |
| ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer | Building and improving an information security management system. | You own ISMS scope, policies, controls, implementation planning and certification readiness. |
| ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Auditor | Auditing an ISMS against ISO/IEC 27001. | You need to plan, conduct, report and follow up ISMS audits. |
| ISO 31000 Lead Risk Manager | Organisation-wide enterprise risk management. | Your remit extends beyond information security into strategy, operations, finance, projects or enterprise risk. |
Know What Each Step Means
Training, an examination result and a PECB credential are related, but they are not the same thing. We explain the route clearly before you enrol.
Complete the course
Learn the ISO/IEC 27005 framework, process, assessment methods and practical risk decisions.
Apply and practise
Use scenarios, study resources and mock support to strengthen your application of the concepts.
Take the PECB exam
The current route includes the first attempt and one eligible retake under PECB conditions.
Apply at the right level
After passing, apply for the PECB credential level that your documented experience and activities support.
PECB controls the current examination, retake and credential rules. We will help you understand the route, but official conditions should always be confirmed before payment or application.
ISO/IEC 27005 Training for Saudi Teams
A private cohort can give cybersecurity, IT, audit, risk and compliance teams one shared method for discussing security risk, treatment ownership, acceptance and reporting.
Relevant scenarios
Discuss technology environment, third-party, information, control and reporting issues that matter to your team.
Flexible delivery
Plan classroom, hybrid, live online or onsite delivery around operational and project schedules.
Clear next steps
Discuss cohort pacing, study support, practical activities and the current PECB route before training begins.
Learn From an Experienced Risk and Finance Trainer
Shyam Sarrof
CPA (USA), CMA (USA), ACA, ACMA, CS, CFA, ACTM, MBA, B.Com (H)
Shyam brings a structured business, controls and analytical perspective to information-security risk management. He helps Saudi learners connect assessment evidence, treatment choices, risk ownership and reporting to the decisions stakeholders must make at work.
What Saudi Professionals Valued
“The trainer explained ISO/IEC 27005 in a practical way and connected every stage with real information-security decisions. The examples helped me present cyber risks more clearly to management instead of only maintaining a technical risk register.”
Fahad Abdullah Al-Shehri
Information Security Risk & GRC Manager, Riyadh
“The LMS made the preparation much easier alongside full-time work. Recordings, mind maps, infographics, templates and topic-wise notes helped me revisit more complex risk-assessment concepts in a structured way.”
Vishal Rajesh Menon
Senior Cyber Risk & Compliance Specialist, Riyadh
“Our corporate programme gave cybersecurity, IT, risk, audit and compliance teams a more consistent approach to risk ownership, treatment decisions, acceptance criteria and management reporting.”
Maha Nasser Al-Harbi
Information Security Governance Lead, Corporate Training Participant, Dammam
Course Fees and Corporate Training
Individual Course Fees
Request current SAR fee guidance, the delivery format, support included and a clear explanation of the PECB route.
Corporate Training
Discuss a private classroom, hybrid, live-online or onsite cohort for Saudi cybersecurity and risk teams.
Questions About ISO/IEC 27005 Training in Saudi Arabia
Is this ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager course available in Saudi Arabia?
Yes. EduDelphi offers classroom, hybrid, live online, self-paced and corporate onsite delivery discussions for Saudi learners and teams.
Which version of ISO/IEC 27005 does the course cover?
ISO identifies ISO/IEC 27005:2022 as the current published standard. The earlier ISO/IEC 27005:2018 edition is withdrawn. The PECB route is named ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager.
How is ISO/IEC 27005 related to ISO/IEC 27001?
ISO/IEC 27001 sets requirements for an information security management system. ISO/IEC 27005 provides guidance for managing the information-security risks that support that system. It is useful for risk assessment, treatment, communication, monitoring and review.
What does the current PECB course package include?
Under current PECB conditions, the route includes official course materials, the first examination attempt, one eligible retake, certification application fee and first-year annual maintenance fee. We confirm the current official terms before enrolment.
Can the course be delivered in Arabic?
Arabic delivery or support can be discussed with our team. We will confirm the appropriate current delivery and material route for your individual or corporate cohort.
Do you provide ISO/IEC 27005 corporate training in Saudi Arabia?
Yes. We can discuss private cohorts for cybersecurity, IT, risk, audit, privacy and compliance teams, including onsite, hybrid and live-online delivery options.
Get the Saudi ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager Route That Fits Your Role
Request the syllabus, current SAR fee guidance, delivery options and a clear explanation of the PECB course, examination and experience-based credential pathway.
For independent reference, see the official PECB ISO/IEC 27005 Risk Manager page and the ISO/IEC 27005:2022 standard page.





















