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AI Risk Assessment: Scoring, Documenting and Treating Risk in a Way That Survives Review

Linking Each Risk to a Named Control and a Named Owner

Quiz: Linking Each Risk to a Named Control and a Named Owner

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Quiz: AI Risk Assessment Against ISO/IEC 23894 Guidance

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Quiz: Article 9 Risk Management for High Risk Systems

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Aggregating AI Risk Into the Enterprise Risk Register

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Writing the Assessment So a Reviewer Can Follow the Reasoning

Quiz: Writing the Assessment So a Reviewer Can Follow the Reasoning

Final exam: AI Risk Assessment: Scoring, Documenting and Treating Risk in a Way That Survives Review

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Quiz: Linking Each Risk to a Named Control and a Named Owner

AI Risk Assessment: Scoring, Documenting and Treating Risk in a Way That Survives Review
Linking Each Risk to a Named Control and a Named Owner
Quiz: Linking Each Risk to a Named Control and a Named Owner

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What must be ensured for every risk identified in a risk assessment according to the lesson?

That it is reviewed annually by senior management
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That it has at least one specific control measure identified
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That it is assigned to a temporary project team
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That it is documented in a public report
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

Who should take responsibility for managing a particular risk according to the lesson?

The finance department head
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A team member with no formal authority
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An individual with sufficient authority and resources
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The board of directors
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

Which of the following is an example of a control measure for the risk of data breaches due to unauthorised access?

Conducting monthly staff training sessions
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Implementing multi-factor authentication
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Creating a risk register for all data assets
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Reviewing audit logs quarterly
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

What is one benefit of clearly linking risks, controls, and ownership as described in the lesson?

It makes risk assessments easier to ignore
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It improves communication pathways between stakeholders
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It removes the need for regular reporting
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It decreases the number of identified risks
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question

Why is it important that risk owners have access to necessary resources such as budget or personnel?

Because resources are required to implement controls effectively
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Because resources are only needed during audits
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Because resources are provided by external consultants
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Because resources are used to replace risk owners
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