How many courses of action should be developed to eliminate, reduce, or mitigate risk?
What will be an ideal response?
Courses of action are developed during the second place phase of the three-step planning process:
• Develop alternative plan (choices): based on level of risk and resources (e.g. fiscal) available.
• Risk (Needs) Assessment: critical and objective analysis of organization's protective systems.
• Develop Alternative Courses of Action: based on risk (needs) assessment, develop courses of action. A budget should be prepared for each course of action. Example: one may create three alternatives: not expensive, expensive, very expensive.
• Action Plan Selection: select a plan based on risk level and fiscal resources available.
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