What organizational asset can influence the Plan Risk Management process?

Corporate policies for social media, ethics, and security are enterprise environmental factors (EEFs), which are external conditions influencing the project rather than internal organizational assets.

Organizational risk policy is typically classified as an EEF in PMBOK because it represents a condition of the organizational environment rather than a reusable process asset or template.

In PMBOK, OPAs include templates, procedures, and lessons learned that are internal to the performing organization and directly used in project planning. Stakeholder register templates are examples of such reusable artifacts that support planning processes including Plan Risk Management.

Organizational communication requirements are EEFs that reflect the environment in which the project operates, not internal organizational process assets or templates.