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Define Risk.

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Uncertainty of outcome

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How do you assess risk?

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By evaluating the culmination of likelihood of something happening and the impact if it does happen. (likelihood+impact)

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What is risk volatility?

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Describes the extent to which the level of risk is likely to change over time.

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What is risk velocity?

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Risk velocity is how fast an exposure can impact an organization

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5
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What is cascading risk?

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Cascading risk is the principle that risks are linked and failing to address one can cause a chain reaction. 3 categories: parallel risk, serial risk, and mixed (combo of parallel and serial).

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What is risk appetite?

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Level of risk that an organization is comfortable engaging in. Determined by BoD. Categories include strategic, reputational, operational, financial, compliance, legal, and resilience.

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What is risk tolerance?

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Acceptable variation in outcomes based on a specific performance measure. Acceptable deviation from risk appetite!

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What are the four processes in a risk assessment?

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Identification, Analysis (likelihood, impact, and level), Evaluation (analysis comparison with appetite and tolerance), and Response.

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9
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Name some risk assessment frameworks

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NIST RMF (Risk Management Framework), NIST SP800-30 (Risk assessments), ISO 31000, OCTAVE (Operationally Critical Threat, Asset, and Vuln Assessment), and COBIT 2019.

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What is a risk analysis and its outcome?

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Process by which likelihood, impact, and level of risk are determined. The outcome includes inherent and residual risks.

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11
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AV (in risk analysis)?

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Asset Value

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12
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EF?

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Exposure Factor

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SLE?

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Single Loss Expectancy.

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ARO?

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Annualized rate of occurrence

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ALE

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Annualized loss expectancy

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16
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How is SLE calculated?

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AV * EF

17
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How ALE calculated?

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SLE * ARO

18
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What is risk response?

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Responsibility to determine how to respond to the outcome of a risk analysis

19
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What are the four risk treatment options?

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Avoid/terminate, transfer, mitigate, or accept?

20
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What is risk transfer?

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Usually accomplished by insurance. Used when likelihood is low but impact is high.

21
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What is risk mitigation?

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Reduction or risk by implementing controls, countermeasures, or process changes.

22
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What is risk exception vs risk exemption

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Exception is an acknowledgement of identified risk but approving it temporarily or permanently. Exemption is to not address the risk at all, deeming it too low of a chance or too high of expense/effort to mitigate.

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What are the control classifications?

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Deterrent, Preventative, Detective, Corrective, Compensating