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Risk terminology

  • Threat – the source of the risk event that causes uncertainty.
  • Risk exposures – the amount that theoretically is at risk if the threat becomes a reality.
  • Risk – the collection of threats/causes and exposures that are treated and managed as a single whole.
  • Risk levels – risk level indicates how serious the risk is.

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