The Chief Information Security Officer of a large multinational organization has asked the security risk manager to use risk scenarios during a risk analysis. Which of the following is the most likely reason for this approach?
D. To provide context to the relevancy of risk: Risk scenarios are a way to contextualize potential risks, making them more tangible and relatable to the organization’s specific situation. By using real-world or hypothetical examples, risk scenarios help stakeholders understand the potential impacts of threats and vulnerabilities on the organization. This provides context, making it easier to prioritize risks based on their relevance to business operations, assets, and goals. Contextualizing potential risks means making abstract or technical risks easier to understand by tying them to real-world situations that people can relate to. It helps show why a certain risk matters, what could happen if it occurs, and why it’s important to address it.
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