ASSESSING RISK IN IT OPERATIONS. RISK ASSESSMENT Recognizing the exposures to loss by becoming aware of the possibility of each type of loss. This is.

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ASSESSING RISK IN IT OPERATIONS

RISK ASSESSMENT Recognizing the exposures to loss by becoming aware of the possibility of each type of loss. This is a basic function that must precede all others. Estimating the frequency and size of loss by determining its probability from various sources Deciding the best and most economical method of managing the risk of loss, whether it is by assumption, avoidance, self insurance, reduction of hazards, transfer, commercial insurance, or a combination of these methods. Administering the programs of risk management, including the tasks of constant reevaluation of the programs and record keeping.

Risk Categorized Critical. Important Unimportant

Risk Managed Avoidance Prevention Reduction Transfer Retention

A key question to ask when choosing a technique Avoidance –Is it impossible to avoid? –Is it impractical to avoid? –Is it to expensive to avoid? –Is it to time consuming to avoid? Prevention –Are there any direct countermeasures to prevent the risk from occurring? –Are they cost effective? –Do they have beneficial side effects? –Do they have adverse side effects?

A key question to ask when choosing a technique Reduction: –Are there any direct countermeasures to reduce the risk? –Are they cost effective? –Do they reduce the loss occurrence? –Will other risks be reduced as well? –Do they have beneficial side effects? –Do they have adverse side effects?

A key question to ask when choosing a technique Transfer: –By insurance? –By contractual agreement? –By other means? –Are there other benefits? –Can the risk be best dealt with by a combination of controls? –Can it be partially reduced and partially transferred? –What are the benefits of each method?