The most important element to include in an IT risk management policy is risk ownership requirements, because:
It defines who is accountable for identifying, assessing, responding to, and monitoring risks.
Assigning clear ownership ensures that risk management activities are executed and integrated into business processes.
Without defined ownership, even the most robust methodologies or frameworks may fail due to lack of accountability.
This sets the foundation for a governance-driven approach to IT risk management.
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