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Risk management process

TermDefinition
Risk assessment frequency the regularity with which risk assessments are conducted in an org
Ad-hoc risk assessments conducted as and when needed
Recurring risk assessments conducted at regular intervals
One-time risk assessments conducted for a specific purpose and are not repreated
Continuous risk assessments ongoing monitoring and evaluation of risks
Risk identification recognizing potential risks that could negatively impact an org's ability to operate or achieve its objectives
Risk management Step 1 risk identification
Business impact analysis (BIA) process that involves evaluating the potential effects of disruption to an org's business functions
Recovery time objective (RTO) the max acceptable length of time that can elapse before the lack of a business function severely impacts the org
Recovery point objective (RPO) the max acceptable amount of data loss measured in time
Mena time to repair (MTTO) the average time required to repair a failed component/system
Mean time between failures (MTBF) average time between failures
Risk register/log document detailing identified risks, including their description, impact likelihood, and mitigation strats
Risk level/threshold determined by combining the impact and the likelihood
Risk tolerance/acceptance an org/individual's max amount of risk they are willing to accept
Risk appetite an org's willingness to embrace or retain specific types and levels of risk to fulfill its strategic goals
Expansionary risk appetite org is open to taking more risk in the hopes of getting greater returns
Conservative risk appetite an org favors less risk even if it leads to lower returns
Neutral risk appetite a balance between risk and return
Key risk indicators (KRIs) essential predictive metrics used by orgs to signal rising risk levels in different parts of the org
Risk owner person/group responsible for managing the risk
Qualitative risk analysis a method of assessing risks based on their potential impact and the likelihood of their occurrence (low, med, high)
Quantitative risk analysis a method of evaluating risk that uses numerical measurements
Exposure factor proportion of an asset that is lost in an event, expressed as a percentage (0 - no loss)
Single loss expectancy (SLE) monetary value expected to be lost in a single event
Annualized rate of occurrence (ARO) estimated frequency with which a threat is expected to occur within a year
Annualized loss expectancy (ALE) expected annual loss from a risk (SLE*ARO)
Risk transference/sharing shifting the risk from the org to another party
Risk acceptance recognizing a risk and choosing to address it when it arises
Exemption provision that grants an exception from a specific rule or requirement
Exception provision that permits a party to bypass a rule or requirement in certain circumstances
Risk avoidance strategy of altering plans or approaches to completely eliminate a specific risk
Risk mitigation implementing measures to decrease the likelihood or impact of a risk
Created by: crly
 

 



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