Section 9.82 Risk Assessment Frequency Flashcards
Objective 5.2: Explain elements of the risk management process
Risk Assessment Frequency
The regularity of risk assessments that are conducted within an organization
Four main types of risk assessment frequencies
1 Ad-Hoc Risk Assessment
Conducted as needed, often in response to specific events or situations.
It address potential new risks or changes in existing risks
2 Recurring Risk Assessments
● Conducted at regular intervals (e.g., annually, quarterly, monthly)
● Part of standard operating procedures for continual risk identification and management
3 One-Time Risk Assessments
● Conducted for specific projects or initiatives
● Not repeated, associated with a particular purpose
4 Continuous Risk Assessments
● Ongoing monitoring and evaluation of risks
● Enabled by technology, involving real-time data collection and analysis
● Used for proactive threat and vulnerability monitoring, facilitating quick responses
Ad-Hoc vs One Time Risk Assessment
Ad-Hoc: Specific events or situations and may be repeated
One Time: Specific project or initiative are NOT repeated