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Stakeholder risk tolerance
From the course: ISC2 Information Systems Security Engineering Professional (ISSEP) Cert Prep
Stakeholder risk tolerance
- [Brad] Welcome back to Cybrary Issus course, I'm your instructor, Brad Rhodes. Let's talk about Stakeholder Risk Tolerance. So in this lesson we're going to talk about a stakeholder. We're going to talk more about stakeholders a little bit later on as well. You're going to see stakeholders throughout the rest of the ISP domains. We're going to talk about risk tolerance. Risk tolerance really drives to that idea of attitude and appetite. And then we're going to do a little quick application of risk tolerance. So who is a stakeholder or what is a stakeholder? Well, per NIST, a stakeholder is anybody who thinks a system impacts them or has interest in a system. That's what a stakeholder is. And stakeholders can be a variety of people. It could be your CEO, it could be users or customers in your departments and system owners, they could be shareholders. That's a huge one in commercial space. Stakeholders that are often forgotten are folks like government regulators, right? That they…
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Objectives and review of risk management4m 1s
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Enterprise risk management4m 55s
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Risk context, analysis, and evaluation7m 19s
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Risk findings and decisions5m 6s
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Stakeholder risk tolerance3m 49s
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Risk remediation and system changes4m 9s
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Risk treatment options4m 56s
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Module summary2m 57s
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