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threat, vulnerability and impact
D. threat, vulnerability, and impact.
Yes, risk can be considered a function of vulnerability and impact. Vulnerability refers to the susceptibility of a system or individual to harm, while impact represents the potential consequences of an event or threat. Together, these elements help in assessing the overall risk by evaluating how likely it is for a negative event to occur and the severity of its effects. Therefore, a higher vulnerability and greater potential impact typically lead to an increased level of risk.
risk = criticality x threat vulnerability
True
An advantage of integrating OPSEC principles in your day-to-day operations is that it:
A. True
The three risk assessment activities include threat, vulnerability and asset.
Vulnerability
A risk assessment looks at how the threat can exploit the vulnerability of the asset in question, in terms of Confidentiality, integrity and Availability (CIA). A vulnerability assessment is a intake of the assets on hand and the noted vulnerability associated with them. A risk assessment is by far deeper assessment, and can incorporate other forms of assessments to formalize a single set of recommendations.
Risk assessments evaluate the sensitivity and critical of the system or application data to the vulnerabilities, threats, impacts, and potential countermeasures that may exist in its environment.
vulnerability