3. Selecting the appropriate risk analysis techniques
In general, risk analysis techniques must meet the following requirements:
they must be appropriate and tailored
to the organization or situation in question;
The results must be presented in a clear and comprehensive
manner and highlight the nature of the risks and how they should be
addressed.
they must be traceable, iterative, and verifiable.
The choice of methods must be justified. The analysis results
must remain consistent with each other.
Various analysis techniques exist and have in common the consideration
of the following characteristics and factors:
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