Across
- 4. To track risk continuously and adapt when conditions change.
- 5. A specific, measurable boundary for acceptable variation.
- 7. The capability to keep essential services operating during a disruption.
- 9. Relating to laws, rules, or official requirements.
- 12. Public confidence or perception that risk management helps protect.
- 13. A period when a system or service is unavailable.
- 14. A type of threat involving digital systems or data.
- 15. To reduce risk by implementing controls and safeguards.
- 16. The state of being ready before an unexpected event occurs.
- 17. To evaluate a risk’s likelihood and impact.
Down
- 1. The act of meeting legal, regulatory and internal obligations; failure to do so can expose the organisation to risk.
- 2. Risk affecting the organisation’s long-term direction and goals.
- 3. Restoring vital systems and operations after an outage or disaster.
- 6. The overall amount and type of risk an organisation is willing to pursue or retain.
- 8. To spot potential threats and opportunities.
- 10. The ability to withstand disruption and bounce back stronger.
- 11. A broad category of risk that can affect the organisation’s objectives, operations, finances, reputation or overall performance.