Need to Build an Efficient Risk Assessment Matrix A risk assessment matrix is undeniably an invaluable tool for an organization’s quest to protect their information assets. The most effective tool used to evaluate industry risks, a ‘Risk Assessment Matrix’ helps businesses to identify and gauge risks by estimating their severity and probability of occurrence. Today, […]
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Need to Build an Efficient Risk Assessment Matrix
A risk assessment matrix is undeniably an invaluable tool for an organization’s quest to protect their information assets. The most effective tool used to evaluate industry risks, a ‘Risk Assessment Matrix’ helps businesses to identify and gauge risks by estimating their severity and probability of occurrence.
Today, organizations use a risk assessment matrix to quantify risks within their industry and to determine the appropriate strategies to minimize risks. Having a clear understanding of the industry risks helps businesses to overcome several challenges which they otherwise face. However, several organizations fail when it comes to the actual process of evaluating risks. Has this been your concern too? Well, the adopted process is to blame.
Though the goal of a risk assessment matrix varies across industries it ultimately helps organizations to combat risks. Other goals include:
- Offering an analysis of probable threats
- Meeting industry standards
- Creating an awareness about hazards and risks
- Understanding the ROI
Risk Assessment Process
The process of risk evaluation may seem to be a daunting task, but with a well-defined risk assessment process in place, organizations can determine and stay prepared to overcome potential risks, thereby avoiding catastrophic consequences down the road.
A risk assessment process involves the following steps:
Step 1: Identify the risk universe
Step 2: Determine the risk criteria
Step 3: Evaluate the risks
Step 4: Prioritize the risk-based on their severity
Client’s Background
The client- a leading player in the handheld devices market based out of the UK.
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