Asked by Ingrid Maguina on Jun 26, 2024

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Organizations spend a great deal of time and money protecting their information resources. To figure out what needs to be protected and how they are going to protect it, they need to perform risk management. What is the goal of risk management? List and describe the three processes of risk management. How can organizations mitigate risk? Describe a company that has adopted each risk mitigation strategy.

Risk Management

The process of identifying, assessing, and controlling threats to an organization's capital and earnings.

Information Resources

Data and information assets, including databases, documents, and web pages, that an organization or individual can utilize for decision making and operational purposes.

Risk Mitigation

Strategies and methods employed to reduce, control, or eliminate the impact and likelihood of potential risks.

  • Comprehend the role of risk management within information security, encompassing risk assessment, strategies for risk reduction, and the significance of continual risk evaluation.
  • Understand the impact of human factors, especially regarding employees and other insiders, on information security.
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Aryan KumarJun 29, 2024
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goal = identify, control, and minimize the impact of threats; processes = analysis (with three steps: assess value of assets, estimate probability of attack, compare costs of protecting versus not protecting), mitigation (three types as noted next), and controls evaluation (cost versus benefit); mitigate = acceptance (no controls, absorb damage), limitation (try to minimize threat), transference (get insurance); examples: acceptance = Democratic National Committee, limitation (Target installed FireEye software; although they didn't implement all the functionality), transference (see Travelers Insurance options)