Going with C. Open risk issues at the enterprise level mapped out would help with risk response. A heat map would not help identify owners as it graphically displays likelihood and impact.
I opted for Response but the right one might be option A, risk ownership.
An enterprise risk heat map is a visual representation of an organization's risks, which shows the likelihood and potential impact of each risk. By mapping open risk issues to the enterprise risk heat map, the organization can clearly identify the risks that need to be managed and assign ownership of each risk to a specific person or team.
Risk ownership is an essential component of effective risk management, as it ensures that each risk is managed by the appropriate individuals with the necessary expertise and authority. By assigning risk ownership, the organization can ensure that each risk is actively monitored, assessed, and controlled.
A: Risk Owner the correct answer.
As per the question, the risk is an open issue being mapped to the Risk Heat map, which is the assessment made for Probability and impact. So, it facilitates ownership. Without ownership, no response.
A risk map, also known as a risk heat map, is a data visualization tool for communicating specific risks an organization faces. A risk map helps companies identify and prioritize the risks associated with their business. https://searchcompliance.techtarget.com/definition/risk-map
Hence, the correct answer is Risk Identification. You are dealing with oprn risk which affects organisational type or business process specifics. so relating the open risk to the organization's risk land scape will help identify potential vulnerabilities that will lead to the other aspects of risk assessment.
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