5.4 Risk Management Flashcards

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Define risk register

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Identification of risks at each step of a project plan

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Define risk matrix/heat map

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Assignment of points to every risk based on severity and a color coded visual representation of the risks

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3
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Define inherit risk (2)

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  1. A risk that exists or is evaluated with the absence of security controls
  2. Connecting to the Internet without a firewall for example
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Define residual risk (2)

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  1. A risk that exists or is evaluated with security controls in place
  2. Connecting to the Internet with a firewall in place
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5
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Define risk appetite

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The level of risk an organization is willing to take

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Define risk-control self-assessment

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An organization analyzes itself for gaps between current security controls and those identified during analysis of risks

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Define security control risk

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  1. Security controls are put in place to reduce risk. There is a risk of these controls failing.
  2. For example, an old firewall
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Define quantitative risk analysis

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Using a scoring system to assign point values to risks

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Define qualitative risk analysis

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When quantitative risk analysis can’t be applied, risk analysis can be based on opinions from other sources, such as experts

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Define likelihood of occurrence (2)

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  1. A quantitative analysis of the likelihood of a risk to occur
  2. Hurricane - likely in Florida but not Montana, for example
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Define annual rate of occurrence (ARO)

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A quantitative calculation of the likelihood of occurrence over a 1 year period

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Define single loss expectancy (SLE)

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  1. The cost of a specific single loss
  2. A laptop that is stolen costs $1,000 to replace for example
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Define annualized loss expectancy (ALE)

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  1. calculated by ARO x SLE
  2. helps an organization decide their strategy to manage a risk, i.e. acceptance, avoidance, mitigation, etc…
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14
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Define 4 risk management strategies

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  1. Acceptance
  2. Avoidance
  3. Transference - outsource to a third-party or purchase cybersecurity insurance
  4. Mitigation - implement controls to reduce
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15
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Define asset value

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Quantitative risk analysis factor based on just the physical hard cost to replace an item, does not account for other factors - impact

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Define impact relative to risk analysis (2)

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  1. Identifying other results of a loss beyond asset value
  2. i.e. if an employee loses a laptop, sales and productivity may be lost, IT department will lose time ordering a configuring a replacement device
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Define recovery time objective (RTO) relative to business impact analysis (2)

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  1. The amount of time it would take to recover from an outage
  2. Not necessarily full recovery, but to a defined minimum functional point
18
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Define recovery point objective (RPO) relative to business impact analysis

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  1. An acceptable minimum functional point
  2. Often used in conjunction with RTO
19
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Define mean time to repair (MTTR)

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The average amount of time it takes to make a specific repair, useful to help establish RTO

20
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Define mean time between failures (MTBF)

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Average time between failures of a specific piece of equipment

21
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Define functional recovery plan (2)

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  1. A pre-established defined set of processes and procedures to resolve and fully recover from an outage
  2. Includes contact information for all resources necessary
22
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Define single point of failure (2)

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  1. A single entity or device that can cause an outage
  2. Useful to evaluate if redundancy should be implemented