Domain 2 Risk Analysis, Evaluation and Assessment - Risk Scenarios

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These flashcards cover key concepts related to risk assessment and management, focusing on the terminology and processes involved.

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Risk Scenario

A hypothetical situation used to assess potential risks and prepare proactive responses.

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Identifying the Risk

The first step in risk assessment, which involves recognizing and specifying risks in the environment.

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Mitigation

Steps taken to reduce the severity or likelihood of potential risks.

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Attacker Motivation

The intent behind an attack, which can be malicious, accidental, or due to competition.

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Asset Exposure

The level of visibility or accessibility of an asset, which affects its vulnerability to attacks.

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Generic Risk Scenarios

Broadly applicable risk scenarios that cover multiple threats rather than overly specialized ones.

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Frequency Assessment

The process of estimating how often a particular risk might occur.

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Threat Actor

Individuals or groups that pose a potential threat, which can be external or internal.

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Controls Mitigation

Measures implemented to prevent or minimize the impact of identified risks.

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Risk Ranking

Prioritization of risks based on their potential impact and likelihood to inform resource allocation.

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Critical Asset

An essential resource that requires immediate attention and protection due to its importance to business operations.

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Updates to Risk Scenarios

The ongoing process of revising risk scenarios to reflect current threats and capabilities of attackers.